The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - 722 strán (strany) |
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... ordinary conversation , have the same regard to the accent of his own language , as those persons had to theirs whom he professes to imi- tate . It is observed , that several of the singing birds of our own country learn to sweeten ...
... ordinary conversation , have the same regard to the accent of his own language , as those persons had to theirs whom he professes to imi- tate . It is observed , that several of the singing birds of our own country learn to sweeten ...
Strana 45
... ordinary conversation , have the same regard to the accent of his own language , as those persons had to theirs whom he professes to imi- tate . It is observed , that several of the singing birds of our own country learn to sweeten ...
... ordinary conversation , have the same regard to the accent of his own language , as those persons had to theirs whom he professes to imi- tate . It is observed , that several of the singing birds of our own country learn to sweeten ...
Strana 151
... ordinary attention to the pursuits of every thing a court , where by his natural endowments and his which Leontine recommended to him . His natural acquired abilities , he made his way from one post to abilities , which were very good ...
... ordinary attention to the pursuits of every thing a court , where by his natural endowments and his which Leontine recommended to him . His natural acquired abilities , he made his way from one post to abilities , which were very good ...
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