Knight's Quarterly Magazine, Band 3Knight, 1824 |
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... never altered their position . I think he would have liked to see them dance a minuet . Another fellow sufferer was an English lady , married in the country , who observed one day at table , that she had never thought so much of death ...
... never altered their position . I think he would have liked to see them dance a minuet . Another fellow sufferer was an English lady , married in the country , who observed one day at table , that she had never thought so much of death ...
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... never - ending avenues of trees ; the misty glimpse of the distant Alps and Apennines is the only thing that relieves the sleepy dul- ness of the scene . In the South , on the contrary , the landscape varies every twenty miles . There ...
... never - ending avenues of trees ; the misty glimpse of the distant Alps and Apennines is the only thing that relieves the sleepy dul- ness of the scene . In the South , on the contrary , the landscape varies every twenty miles . There ...
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... never again violate the laws . He will respect their rights as if they were his own . He pledges the dignity of his crown ; that crown which had been committed to him for the weal of his people , and which he never named , but that he ...
... never again violate the laws . He will respect their rights as if they were his own . He pledges the dignity of his crown ; that crown which had been committed to him for the weal of his people , and which he never named , but that he ...
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... Never was there a more gracious prince , or a more proper gentleman . In every pleasure he was temperate , in ... never accounted a tyrant . Elizabeth is esteemed to have been the mother of her people . Were they less arbitrary ? Did ...
... Never was there a more gracious prince , or a more proper gentleman . In every pleasure he was temperate , in ... never accounted a tyrant . Elizabeth is esteemed to have been the mother of her people . Were they less arbitrary ? Did ...
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... never devised any more excellent contrivance for human happiness . To himself he reserved so little power that it would scarcely have sufficed for his safety , and it is a marvel that it could suffice for his ambition . When , after ...
... never devised any more excellent contrivance for human happiness . To himself he reserved so little power that it would scarcely have sufficed for his safety , and it is a marvel that it could suffice for his ambition . When , after ...
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