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... whole finely drawn ; and the decline of her affection for Castruccio , as time more fully reveals his errors and crimes , is skilfully described . The story of Bea- trice , also , an enthusiastic girl , who believes herself to be ...
... whole finely drawn ; and the decline of her affection for Castruccio , as time more fully reveals his errors and crimes , is skilfully described . The story of Bea- trice , also , an enthusiastic girl , who believes herself to be ...
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... whole story , he , with great composure , and little knowing to whom he spoke , laid the whole blame of that incon- sistency on the unfortunate author . I had next the common can- dour to inform my friend , upon grounds which no one ...
... whole story , he , with great composure , and little knowing to whom he spoke , laid the whole blame of that incon- sistency on the unfortunate author . I had next the common can- dour to inform my friend , upon grounds which no one ...
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... whole disease is concentrated within our camp lines , where it will receive that discipline so desperate an enemy merits . " He proceeds to observe : - Two - thirds of the whole of the persons exposed to the con- tagion had escaped ...
... whole disease is concentrated within our camp lines , where it will receive that discipline so desperate an enemy merits . " He proceeds to observe : - Two - thirds of the whole of the persons exposed to the con- tagion had escaped ...
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