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He does not affect any special ' communication with the Holy Spirit , and he is not so weak as ' to be caught by flattery . I know that the Portuguese ambas- sador , having complimented him on this change , he made a ' jest of it .
He does not affect any special ' communication with the Holy Spirit , and he is not so weak as ' to be caught by flattery . I know that the Portuguese ambas- sador , having complimented him on this change , he made a ' jest of it .
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The fortress opened its fire with spirit , but produced little effect on the earthworks of the Russians . Far different was the Muscovite fire , which shivered the minaret into atoms , silenced the Turkish batteries , and drove the ...
The fortress opened its fire with spirit , but produced little effect on the earthworks of the Russians . Far different was the Muscovite fire , which shivered the minaret into atoms , silenced the Turkish batteries , and drove the ...
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Nor are these examples confined to medieval tra- ditions ; the same spirit animates to this hour the relations of Rome with the clergy of Piedmont , of Ireland , and to some extent of Spain , where the clergy have become the instruments ...
Nor are these examples confined to medieval tra- ditions ; the same spirit animates to this hour the relations of Rome with the clergy of Piedmont , of Ireland , and to some extent of Spain , where the clergy have become the instruments ...
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Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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