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Pagina 6
... translation by M. l'Abbé de Lille , and an inserted portrait represented to me to be that of the authoress , but cut close , and therefore without the inscription it no doubt bore . It is an oval , seven by five and a half inches , re ...
... translation by M. l'Abbé de Lille , and an inserted portrait represented to me to be that of the authoress , but cut close , and therefore without the inscription it no doubt bore . It is an oval , seven by five and a half inches , re ...
Pagina 14
... translations from Schiller , Uhland , Bürger , Goethe , Körner , Becker , Fouqué , Cha- misso , & c . , London , James Burns , n.d. , 12mo . The poem will be found at p . 161 , and has pended to it the well - known initials R. S. H. ...
... translations from Schiller , Uhland , Bürger , Goethe , Körner , Becker , Fouqué , Cha- misso , & c . , London , James Burns , n.d. , 12mo . The poem will be found at p . 161 , and has pended to it the well - known initials R. S. H. ...
Pagina 20
... translation into English of the poems of C. N. Bellman , " the Swedish Burns , " and if so where it can be obtained . HERMENTRUDE would be glad to join ARGENT's pro- posed society . MIDDLE TEMPLAR . - We have forwarded your name and ...
... translation into English of the poems of C. N. Bellman , " the Swedish Burns , " and if so where it can be obtained . HERMENTRUDE would be glad to join ARGENT's pro- posed society . MIDDLE TEMPLAR . - We have forwarded your name and ...
Pagina 25
... translation - in Russian Biely Tsar , in Mongol Tchagau Khan - of the present corrupted form of the Chinese character Hwang , emperor . " The symbol used to express this idea was originally composed of the characters meaning oneself ...
... translation - in Russian Biely Tsar , in Mongol Tchagau Khan - of the present corrupted form of the Chinese character Hwang , emperor . " The symbol used to express this idea was originally composed of the characters meaning oneself ...
Pagina 32
... translation of L. Lavater's the passage I had in mind , and made another as- treatise De Spectris et lumuribus , " bugges that be sertion without any attempt at verification . I now fitter to scare children than to fright men " ( I ...
... translation of L. Lavater's the passage I had in mind , and made another as- treatise De Spectris et lumuribus , " bugges that be sertion without any attempt at verification . I now fitter to scare children than to fright men " ( I ...
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