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... the lition never so fully treated by any of brary which was preserved in the the doctors . ” This work of the vir- temple of Jerusalem . This collection , tuous Las Casas was suppressed with more estimable by its intrinsic value the ...
... the lition never so fully treated by any of brary which was preserved in the the doctors . ” This work of the vir- temple of Jerusalem . This collection , tuous Las Casas was suppressed with more estimable by its intrinsic value the ...
Strona 495
... HEARING that the ship ( Suffolk ) then he caused all the Mahometan by which the inclosed letter was books which he could sweep together , sent , was captured by the French , who by whatever author , and on whatever never restore any ...
... HEARING that the ship ( Suffolk ) then he caused all the Mahometan by which the inclosed letter was books which he could sweep together , sent , was captured by the French , who by whatever author , and on whatever never restore any ...
Strona 499
His pace is written in it : as you read , you will see moderate , and never becomes hurriedo the shades of great men rising around Like a calm river , he stops ; he re . you . " This book was the “ Lives turns , he suspends his course ...
His pace is written in it : as you read , you will see moderate , and never becomes hurriedo the shades of great men rising around Like a calm river , he stops ; he re . you . " This book was the “ Lives turns , he suspends his course ...
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We never foresee , much beyond the limits of this essay , we only follow it . Often it is not It is not so much my present object to brought forth entire , and is hid , as it enumerate and classify these descripwere , under a veil .
We never foresee , much beyond the limits of this essay , we only follow it . Often it is not It is not so much my present object to brought forth entire , and is hid , as it enumerate and classify these descripwere , under a veil .
Strona 504
eternal constancy , with the pangs of splendid return : or we hear him tun . separation , and the foreboding presages ing his harp , to deplore the loss of his of never again meeting , would , if the beloved friends , and sitting on the ...
eternal constancy , with the pangs of splendid return : or we hear him tun . separation , and the foreboding presages ing his harp , to deplore the loss of his of never again meeting , would , if the beloved friends , and sitting on the ...
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