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... FEELING on the Continent , in consequence of the English not putting Bonaparte to death !!! Really this is something too much ; and we must for a few minutes descend to argument even on such a cause . -Did Mr. Southey , then , sincerely ...
... FEELING on the Continent , in consequence of the English not putting Bonaparte to death !!! Really this is something too much ; and we must for a few minutes descend to argument even on such a cause . -Did Mr. Southey , then , sincerely ...
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feels with extreme poignancy , and are adapted to give it the most acute pain . Let us take the case of a Lord of Parliament ... feel cut off from the most inter- esting topics of conversation , and debarred any freedom of inter- course ...
feels with extreme poignancy , and are adapted to give it the most acute pain . Let us take the case of a Lord of Parliament ... feel cut off from the most inter- esting topics of conversation , and debarred any freedom of inter- course ...
Pagina 289
... feel disposed to coincide with him in the greatest part of his ideas : but we now enter on more disputable ground . third chapter is intitled , the Locality of Mammary Disease , arising from Affections of the Mind ; the object of which ...
... feel disposed to coincide with him in the greatest part of his ideas : but we now enter on more disputable ground . third chapter is intitled , the Locality of Mammary Disease , arising from Affections of the Mind ; the object of which ...
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