The Quarterly Review, Volumes 79-81William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1847 |
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... reason to doubt find him already the father of two sons . ( however strenuously Mr. Napier denies ) Early in that year his young Countess ap- that it formed one motive of the part which pears to have died ; but even of that fact he ...
... reason to doubt find him already the father of two sons . ( however strenuously Mr. Napier denies ) Early in that year his young Countess ap- that it formed one motive of the part which pears to have died ; but even of that fact he ...
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... reason to distrust the truth of his Montrose had held with the Ministers of own solemn dying declaration , that what Perth ( Montrose being then on a visit to mainly moved him was , when he perceived Lord Stormont at Scone ) , and which ...
... reason to distrust the truth of his Montrose had held with the Ministers of own solemn dying declaration , that what Perth ( Montrose being then on a visit to mainly moved him was , when he perceived Lord Stormont at Scone ) , and which ...
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... reason to expect that the castle of that the fine phrase which Jornandes ascribes to place , one of the most important strongholds Attila on the morning of the day of Chalons . in Scotland , would be given up to them by It might also be ...
... reason to expect that the castle of that the fine phrase which Jornandes ascribes to place , one of the most important strongholds Attila on the morning of the day of Chalons . in Scotland , would be given up to them by It might also be ...
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... reason that I should treat blindfold in so important a business , nor without the knowledge of him whom I have now chiefly employed in that king- with much gallantry when nobody else would . ' dom , and who hath undertaken my service ...
... reason that I should treat blindfold in so important a business , nor without the knowledge of him whom I have now chiefly employed in that king- with much gallantry when nobody else would . ' dom , and who hath undertaken my service ...
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... reason for distrusting Dr. the Great Marquis , felt the necessity of Wishart's assurance : - ' I have often heard immediate succour to their general , Baillie . those who were esteemed the most ex- They sent to his aid a large force of ...
... reason for distrusting Dr. the Great Marquis , felt the necessity of Wishart's assurance : - ' I have often heard immediate succour to their general , Baillie . those who were esteemed the most ex- They sent to his aid a large force of ...
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