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... able pen of the Parent had been employed in the service of the youthful Bard . The charge was very malevolent , and was not proved ; and though it is natural and proper , that a fa- ther should point out what he might see wrong in the ...
... able pen of the Parent had been employed in the service of the youthful Bard . The charge was very malevolent , and was not proved ; and though it is natural and proper , that a fa- ther should point out what he might see wrong in the ...
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... able tracts now under review ; which , though antecedent in date to the Parliamentary Report , will be found in fact materially to elucidate and expound that able and impor- tant communication . It follows , from what we have just ob ...
... able tracts now under review ; which , though antecedent in date to the Parliamentary Report , will be found in fact materially to elucidate and expound that able and impor- tant communication . It follows , from what we have just ob ...
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... able to carry only 125 myriagrammes , or 14 persons , with two or three watermen . When there is no wind , all the barks are rowed or towed along the shores : but they have a large square sail , and the largest have a rudder ; the ...
... able to carry only 125 myriagrammes , or 14 persons , with two or three watermen . When there is no wind , all the barks are rowed or towed along the shores : but they have a large square sail , and the largest have a rudder ; the ...
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