Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 - Great Britain |
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... never perish in your hands , But piously transmit it to your children ! CATO . IN THREE VOLUMES . VOL . II . LONDON : HENRY COLBURN AND RICHARD BENTLEY , NEW BURLINGTON - STREET . LONDON PRINTED BY SAMUEL BENTLEY , Dorset Street , Fleet ...
... never perish in your hands , But piously transmit it to your children ! CATO . IN THREE VOLUMES . VOL . II . LONDON : HENRY COLBURN AND RICHARD BENTLEY , NEW BURLINGTON - STREET . LONDON PRINTED BY SAMUEL BENTLEY , Dorset Street , Fleet ...
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... never suffered his calm , amiable , placid disposition to be ruffled for one moment , even by the coarsest freaks of his brother - in - law . According to that beneficent provision of Nature , by which the mother's affections are more ...
... never suffered his calm , amiable , placid disposition to be ruffled for one moment , even by the coarsest freaks of his brother - in - law . According to that beneficent provision of Nature , by which the mother's affections are more ...
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... never happy unless when employed , possessing that sort of mind which shakes off the corrosions of care by its own mere activity , as the rotatory mill- wheel throws from its surface those cankering substances , which would soon gnaw ...
... never happy unless when employed , possessing that sort of mind which shakes off the corrosions of care by its own mere activity , as the rotatory mill- wheel throws from its surface those cankering substances , which would soon gnaw ...
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... never retired from one of these polemical contests without imagining herself to be the victor , and feeling a still more gratifying conviction of her own superior acuteness and biblical lore . She enjoyed them too with the keener relish ...
... never retired from one of these polemical contests without imagining herself to be the victor , and feeling a still more gratifying conviction of her own superior acuteness and biblical lore . She enjoyed them too with the keener relish ...
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... never reckoned for any thing ) ; and the consequence of these temptations , in ad- dition to the pleasure of the joke itself , was the pretty frequent appendage to the scholar's pig- tail of some sort of rubbish that could not be safely ...
... never reckoned for any thing ) ; and the consequence of these temptations , in ad- dition to the pleasure of the joke itself , was the pretty frequent appendage to the scholar's pig- tail of some sort of rubbish that could not be safely ...
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