The North American Review, Band 64Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... the air with a shout which scared the young eagles from their nests among the crags , while the pibrochs breathed forth the shrill strain of their songs of triumph , so deep and so spirit - stirring , among the echoes of the hills .
... the air with a shout which scared the young eagles from their nests among the crags , while the pibrochs breathed forth the shrill strain of their songs of triumph , so deep and so spirit - stirring , among the echoes of the hills .
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... thus swelling your ranks and keeping alive that spirit of enthusiasm which stands them in the place of discipline . Await , then , their return ; hasten the longpromised succours of France ; establish yourself more firmly in ...
... thus swelling your ranks and keeping alive that spirit of enthusiasm which stands them in the place of discipline . Await , then , their return ; hasten the longpromised succours of France ; establish yourself more firmly in ...
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Still , his confidence in his adherents had been shaken , and we shall no more find in him that buoyancy of spirit , that frankness of heart , that freshness and overflowing of feeling , which enthusiasm in2 .
Still , his confidence in his adherents had been shaken , and we shall no more find in him that buoyancy of spirit , that frankness of heart , that freshness and overflowing of feeling , which enthusiasm in2 .
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Charles Edward's spirits revived at the prospect of a battle . He had with him nine thousand men , a larger army than he had ever commanded before , and among them were several regiments on whose discipline and experience he could fully ...
Charles Edward's spirits revived at the prospect of a battle . He had with him nine thousand men , a larger army than he had ever commanded before , and among them were several regiments on whose discipline and experience he could fully ...
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Her decease , in 1788 , deprived him of most of the comforts of his hospitable home ; but he lingered on with broken health and spirits , though with an equal mind , till 1790 , when a painful disorder brought him down to the grave .
Her decease , in 1788 , deprived him of most of the comforts of his hospitable home ; but he lingered on with broken health and spirits , though with an equal mind , till 1790 , when a painful disorder brought him down to the grave .
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