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... present greatly enlarged and corrected work . - Whatever errors may have occasion- ally crept in , which it was scarcely possible to avoid in so laborious an undertaking as this , we venture to assure the public that the pre- sent is ...
... present greatly enlarged and corrected work . - Whatever errors may have occasion- ally crept in , which it was scarcely possible to avoid in so laborious an undertaking as this , we venture to assure the public that the pre- sent is ...
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... present author has paid his countryman in kind , we have no strong desire to be indulged with their perusal . Some good lines , however , occur in the poem . POLITICAL . Art . 21. Notices on the Slave - Trade : in Reference to the present ...
... present author has paid his countryman in kind , we have no strong desire to be indulged with their perusal . Some good lines , however , occur in the poem . POLITICAL . Art . 21. Notices on the Slave - Trade : in Reference to the present ...
Pagina 496
... present instance , they come to us not unwelcome . Though M. LA HARPE be not a writer of the first class , and rarely demands unqualified praise , few books are taken up with more pleasure than those which bear his name . If we meet ...
... present instance , they come to us not unwelcome . Though M. LA HARPE be not a writer of the first class , and rarely demands unqualified praise , few books are taken up with more pleasure than those which bear his name . If we meet ...
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