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Pagina 99
Have you not known a second leave her In strong convulsions or a fever ? And
can you doubt the tales you've heard Of what has happened from a third ? All on
that magic list depends ; Fame , fortune , fashion , lovers , friends : ' Tis that which
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Have you not known a second leave her In strong convulsions or a fever ? And
can you doubt the tales you've heard Of what has happened from a third ? All on
that magic list depends ; Fame , fortune , fashion , lovers , friends : ' Tis that which
...
Pagina 145
Under the influence of the latter principle , we also beg leave to abstain from
rashly affixing inculpation on the managers of the British Museum : but , if they
cannot make out a strong case in opposition to Mr. Burchell's allegation , we
should not ...
Under the influence of the latter principle , we also beg leave to abstain from
rashly affixing inculpation on the managers of the British Museum : but , if they
cannot make out a strong case in opposition to Mr. Burchell's allegation , we
should not ...
Pagina 363
We leave him to the vacancy of a mind ill suited to retreat , and now accustomed
to the farce of state , and the blunder of business . We leave him to a country that
his talents will never injure , - to an office which we wish he may discharge better
...
We leave him to the vacancy of a mind ill suited to retreat , and now accustomed
to the farce of state , and the blunder of business . We leave him to a country that
his talents will never injure , - to an office which we wish he may discharge better
...
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Hardimans History of Galway 435 Letter to the Fundholders 106 | 9 |
Hollands Hopes of Matrimony 328 Liverpool Earl of Letter to on | 50 |
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