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... Mr Plunman of broad - cloth and bent brows , a kett ' s exposé of himself , were
expressly lover of firesides and a puddler in des - put off till those months when
there perate finance , - - of sullen aspect and might be a hope of fine weather .
... Mr Plunman of broad - cloth and bent brows , a kett ' s exposé of himself , were
expressly lover of firesides and a puddler in des - put off till those months when
there perate finance , - - of sullen aspect and might be a hope of fine weather .
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The severity of his present from the excitement of new hope , he lesson , however
to be regretted , may may yet rejoice in his temporary cahave the advantage of
forcing on him lancity , and do honour to his age . THE PYRENEES . * THERE is
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The severity of his present from the excitement of new hope , he lesson , however
to be regretted , may may yet rejoice in his temporary cahave the advantage of
forcing on him lancity , and do honour to his age . THE PYRENEES . * THERE is
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... whose education , ( like that of his own catalogues . Sir Henry Rae - the
English opium - eater , ) has been burn was ! - alas ! was , - one of the best
neglected . But there is no time lost ; informed men in the North , - a true he has , I
hope ...
... whose education , ( like that of his own catalogues . Sir Henry Rae - the
English opium - eater , ) has been burn was ! - alas ! was , - one of the best
neglected . But there is no time lost ; informed men in the North , - a true he has , I
hope ...
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Quel , ch ' io vi debbo , posso di parole For , though all hope to quit the score
were Pagare in parte , e d ' opera d ' inchiostro : vain , Nè , che poco io vi dia , da
imputar sono ; My pen and page may pay the debt in part ; ( ' hè quanto io posso
...
Quel , ch ' io vi debbo , posso di parole For , though all hope to quit the score
were Pagare in parte , e d ' opera d ' inchiostro : vain , Nè , che poco io vi dia , da
imputar sono ; My pen and page may pay the debt in part ; ( ' hè quanto io posso
...
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We earnestly hope Mr Rose may go on and conclude this great undertaking as
happily as he has begun it . It is impossible to wish anything better than this ,
either for his own sake , or for our own . LORD F . L . GOWER . We now come to a
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We earnestly hope Mr Rose may go on and conclude this great undertaking as
happily as he has begun it . It is impossible to wish anything better than this ,
either for his own sake , or for our own . LORD F . L . GOWER . We now come to a
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