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Pagina 138
... probably doing those worthy alcaldes injustice to suppose , that they were moved with compassion either for the challenger , who had still such an unequal contest before him , or for Don Arias , who having lost three of his chil- dren ...
... probably doing those worthy alcaldes injustice to suppose , that they were moved with compassion either for the challenger , who had still such an unequal contest before him , or for Don Arias , who having lost three of his chil- dren ...
Pagina 162
... probably a man of low birth , unmarked by his com- panions , unless for whimsical , or perhaps unamiable peculiarities , imperceptible to those whose notice confers temporary distinc- tion ; while his growing talents are noticed only by ...
... probably a man of low birth , unmarked by his com- panions , unless for whimsical , or perhaps unamiable peculiarities , imperceptible to those whose notice confers temporary distinc- tion ; while his growing talents are noticed only by ...
Pagina 262
... probably by some Dutch emigrants from Brazil , about the year 1648 . This therefore gives another period of about twelve years , during which three great causes contributed to promote the growing pros- perity of Barbadoes . 1st . The ...
... probably by some Dutch emigrants from Brazil , about the year 1648 . This therefore gives another period of about twelve years , during which three great causes contributed to promote the growing pros- perity of Barbadoes . 1st . The ...
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Affaires dEspagne Nos 1 to 5 Confédération | 1 |
Reliques of Robert Burns consisting chiefly of original | 19 |
Anecdotes of Painters who have resided or been born | 36 |
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