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... performance ; and we think that each will be found to possess its peculiar merits . Dr. Beddoes was rather scantily ... performances , -that of Dr. Beddoes , and the one now before us , we conceive that a correct idea of Dr. Brown's life ...
... performance ; and we think that each will be found to possess its peculiar merits . Dr. Beddoes was rather scantily ... performances , -that of Dr. Beddoes , and the one now before us , we conceive that a correct idea of Dr. Brown's life ...
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... performance itself . Bonaparte , it is well known , pursues as one of the first objects of his ambition a pre - eminence over all the countries which command this inland main ; in which if he succeeds , we fear that the important ...
... performance itself . Bonaparte , it is well known , pursues as one of the first objects of his ambition a pre - eminence over all the countries which command this inland main ; in which if he succeeds , we fear that the important ...
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... performance , we now take our leave , thankful for the gratification which we have derived from it in the honest discharge of our duty . We cannot undertake to divine what can only be certainly known to the author himself ; whether he ...
... performance , we now take our leave , thankful for the gratification which we have derived from it in the honest discharge of our duty . We cannot undertake to divine what can only be certainly known to the author himself ; whether he ...
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