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... most interesting and most valuable room , however , is the library , from the numerous manufcript rolls which it contains . What a field is here for conjecture ! what room for hope ! Among this in- eftimable collection how many great ...
... most interesting and most valuable room , however , is the library , from the numerous manufcript rolls which it contains . What a field is here for conjecture ! what room for hope ! Among this in- eftimable collection how many great ...
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... most accomplished woman of her age and country ; and by most of their acquaintance it was taken for granted . The gentlemen , however , whom all thefe elegancies were probably de- figned to attract , feemed by no means ftruck with them ...
... most accomplished woman of her age and country ; and by most of their acquaintance it was taken for granted . The gentlemen , however , whom all thefe elegancies were probably de- figned to attract , feemed by no means ftruck with them ...
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... most unnatural crimes were perpetrated without fhame , and almoft without concealment . The conduct of the princes of the royal family was most infamously licen- tious , mixed with a degree of brutality and cruelty which dif- graces ...
... most unnatural crimes were perpetrated without fhame , and almoft without concealment . The conduct of the princes of the royal family was most infamously licen- tious , mixed with a degree of brutality and cruelty which dif- graces ...
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