The Southern Review, Tom 5A. E. Miller., 1830 |
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... cause ; and , as we are informed , in a much greater degree than our own . This is doubtless , in some measure , attributable to the practice which has long prevailed in Europe - and in some degree , though to less extent , among ...
... cause ; and , as we are informed , in a much greater degree than our own . This is doubtless , in some measure , attributable to the practice which has long prevailed in Europe - and in some degree , though to less extent , among ...
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... cause which is said to have produced it , has long ago ceased to operate and even to exist , there is still , and ever will be , a considerable party entertaining the opinions so ably combated here . If we are to take what our author ...
... cause which is said to have produced it , has long ago ceased to operate and even to exist , there is still , and ever will be , a considerable party entertaining the opinions so ably combated here . If we are to take what our author ...
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... cause of sorrow , not onely in the diminution of the numbers of your joys and hopes , but in the losse of that pretty person , your strangely hopeful boy . I cannot tell all my owne sorrowes without adding to yours ; and the causes of ...
... cause of sorrow , not onely in the diminution of the numbers of your joys and hopes , but in the losse of that pretty person , your strangely hopeful boy . I cannot tell all my owne sorrowes without adding to yours ; and the causes of ...
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