North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Band 6Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1818 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... favour every where ; and there may be thousands , who have read him over and over again , with only faint shocks to their delicacy or consciences , who will yet think we are using very coarse language and much too plain deang , towards ...
... favour every where ; and there may be thousands , who have read him over and over again , with only faint shocks to their delicacy or consciences , who will yet think we are using very coarse language and much too plain deang , towards ...
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... favoured gentleman , with a veil over his face , ' flung there , as he pretended , to hide the miraculous glory of his brow , but in fact to conceal his hideousness . He seems to have been set against mankind a little after the manner ...
... favoured gentleman , with a veil over his face , ' flung there , as he pretended , to hide the miraculous glory of his brow , but in fact to conceal his hideousness . He seems to have been set against mankind a little after the manner ...
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... favours her with a sight of his face , and all this to prevail upon her to seduce her own lover . Surely our prophet wants even the poor virtue of jealousy , as well as a moderate share of sagacity . Mr. Moore is of course quite at home ...
... favours her with a sight of his face , and all this to prevail upon her to seduce her own lover . Surely our prophet wants even the poor virtue of jealousy , as well as a moderate share of sagacity . Mr. Moore is of course quite at home ...
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... favour - we mean the circumstance that the plan originated among ourselves , and was not , like most of these institutions , borrowed from England . In this case our plan Vol . VI . No. 1 . 1 has been borrowed by the English , and a ...
... favour - we mean the circumstance that the plan originated among ourselves , and was not , like most of these institutions , borrowed from England . In this case our plan Vol . VI . No. 1 . 1 has been borrowed by the English , and a ...
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... favour of a project tending to discourage the military spirit and bring about , if such a thing should ever be found practicable , a cessation of the custom of international war . And yet it is impossible but that they and every other ...
... favour of a project tending to discourage the military spirit and bring about , if such a thing should ever be found practicable , a cessation of the custom of international war . And yet it is impossible but that they and every other ...
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