The Southern Review, Tom 5A. E. Miller., 1830 |
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... living record of what the most " renowned , romantic " race of modern men , under circumstances the most peculiar and the most interesting , did Reliques , & c . vol . i . pref . xiv . + Don Quixotte , c.6 . and suffered a picture of ...
... living record of what the most " renowned , romantic " race of modern men , under circumstances the most peculiar and the most interesting , did Reliques , & c . vol . i . pref . xiv . + Don Quixotte , c.6 . and suffered a picture of ...
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... living judges are learned , wise , and upright , although he knows full well , with melancholy certainty , that this cannot truly be said of any given batch of past judges . We shall borrow no more from this number ( 3 ) of the Jurist ...
... living judges are learned , wise , and upright , although he knows full well , with melancholy certainty , that this cannot truly be said of any given batch of past judges . We shall borrow no more from this number ( 3 ) of the Jurist ...
Strona 457
... living creatures into the ark ? " - " whether serpents went upon feet before Adam's fall ? " — " what is the most evi- dent place in Scripture to prove that there is a purgatory ? " & c . And he adduces , as a warning to all who would ...
... living creatures into the ark ? " - " whether serpents went upon feet before Adam's fall ? " — " what is the most evi- dent place in Scripture to prove that there is a purgatory ? " & c . And he adduces , as a warning to all who would ...
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