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Supposing the Irish and Erse languages to be the same , which I do not believe ,
yet as there is no reason to suppose that the inhabitants of the Highlands and
Hebrides ever wrote their native language , it is not to be credited that a long
poem ...
Supposing the Irish and Erse languages to be the same , which I do not believe ,
yet as there is no reason to suppose that the inhabitants of the Highlands and
Hebrides ever wrote their native language , it is not to be credited that a long
poem ...
Page 103
But I believe most men have them in the degree in which they are capable of
having them . If I were in the country , and were distressed by that malady , I
would force myself to take a book ; and every time I did it I should find it the easier
.
But I believe most men have them in the degree in which they are capable of
having them . If I were in the country , and were distressed by that malady , I
would force myself to take a book ; and every time I did it I should find it the easier
.
Page 180
She has some letters from him , which may probably give light as to his more
advanced progress , if she will let us see them , which I suppose she will . I
believe George Lewis Scott and Dr. Armstrong are now his only surviving
companions ...
She has some letters from him , which may probably give light as to his more
advanced progress , if she will let us see them , which I suppose she will . I
believe George Lewis Scott and Dr. Armstrong are now his only surviving
companions ...
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