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But whatever his failures , in theory or in action , M. Guizot never failed in probity . He never flinched from the trial of his principles ; never fell from his oaths or his professions ; never in his public conduct abated a jot from ...
But whatever his failures , in theory or in action , M. Guizot never failed in probity . He never flinched from the trial of his principles ; never fell from his oaths or his professions ; never in his public conduct abated a jot from ...
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in appreciating a man like Beyle , who , after dealing with millions in times of commotion and confusion , died in exile because he could never muster capital enough to secure an annuity of 1607. a year . In his capacity of auditor he ...
in appreciating a man like Beyle , who , after dealing with millions in times of commotion and confusion , died in exile because he could never muster capital enough to secure an annuity of 1607. a year . In his capacity of auditor he ...
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I warned Madame Gherardi , who , but for me , would have lost this spectacle to which perhaps a young woman is never insensible . What struck me most was the shade of insanity which unceasingly increased in his reflections .
I warned Madame Gherardi , who , but for me , would have lost this spectacle to which perhaps a young woman is never insensible . What struck me most was the shade of insanity which unceasingly increased in his reflections .
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lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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