Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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... thing divine , for nothing natural I ever saw so noble . " Such natures must have been quickly drawn together . It was impossible for Perdita , with her inborn sympathies with all that was refined and noble , to withhold her heart from ...
... thing divine , for nothing natural I ever saw so noble . " Such natures must have been quickly drawn together . It was impossible for Perdita , with her inborn sympathies with all that was refined and noble , to withhold her heart from ...
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... things have come in the world , what injustice is done to the Church , and how the kingdom of Satan is spreading ... thing ? Has he perhaps received the papers ? Did Marcantonia and Sor Baldassare bring him the papers to testify that ...
... things have come in the world , what injustice is done to the Church , and how the kingdom of Satan is spreading ... thing ? Has he perhaps received the papers ? Did Marcantonia and Sor Baldassare bring him the papers to testify that ...
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... thing ? I was only telling you how that black- guardly Government would speak to him and say , " Sor Baldassare , you can take another wife when you please , for Marcantonia is not your wife . " He can , my daughter , but he will not ...
... thing ? I was only telling you how that black- guardly Government would speak to him and say , " Sor Baldassare , you can take another wife when you please , for Marcantonia is not your wife . " He can , my daughter , but he will not ...
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... thing and appearing to mean another , which Mr Froude ( but certainly not Mr Gladstone ) says in 1854 led to the Crimean expedition . After all , Mr Froude's chief crit- icism upon a policy which avoided war , and vindicated the ...
... thing and appearing to mean another , which Mr Froude ( but certainly not Mr Gladstone ) says in 1854 led to the Crimean expedition . After all , Mr Froude's chief crit- icism upon a policy which avoided war , and vindicated the ...
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... thing to obtain from a somewhat critical and adverse biographer such a judgment as this : " In public or private he had never done a dishonourable action ; he had disarmed hatred , and never lost a personal friend . The greatest of his ...
... thing to obtain from a somewhat critical and adverse biographer such a judgment as this : " In public or private he had never done a dishonourable action ; he had disarmed hatred , and never lost a personal friend . The greatest of his ...
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