The European Magazine, and London Review, Zväzok 64Philological Society of London, 1813 |
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... loss of that gentleman's friendship and good opinion , he always opposed the sub- ject with the most pointed disappro- bation ; and as Ellen was consequently obliged to reserve the reasons in which her hopes were founded , they were ...
... loss of that gentleman's friendship and good opinion , he always opposed the sub- ject with the most pointed disappro- bation ; and as Ellen was consequently obliged to reserve the reasons in which her hopes were founded , they were ...
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... loss of reason as pre - eminent in the catalogue of human afflictions , and believing that the ex- perience of the Retreat throws some light on the means of its mitigation , and also that it has demonstrated , be- yond all contradiction ...
... loss of reason as pre - eminent in the catalogue of human afflictions , and believing that the ex- perience of the Retreat throws some light on the means of its mitigation , and also that it has demonstrated , be- yond all contradiction ...
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... loss sustained by their occupations being relinquished , and add the expense incurred in their support when destitute , it will perhaps be found , that the small pensions granted by this Institution to assist them , will be as ...
... loss sustained by their occupations being relinquished , and add the expense incurred in their support when destitute , it will perhaps be found , that the small pensions granted by this Institution to assist them , will be as ...
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... loss has been felt . Tra- gedy was played less frequently than during the preceding season , in conse quepce of his absence , and that of Mrs , Siddons ; but when it was represented , Coriolanus , Macbeth , and the other great ...
... loss has been felt . Tra- gedy was played less frequently than during the preceding season , in conse quepce of his absence , and that of Mrs , Siddons ; but when it was represented , Coriolanus , Macbeth , and the other great ...
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... loss . - It appears that Mar- shal Davonst had collected from five to six thousand men in the vicinity of Harburg on the 8th instant . This force , with the excep tion of about fifteen hundred men left in Harburg , was embarked at one o ...
... loss . - It appears that Mar- shal Davonst had collected from five to six thousand men in the vicinity of Harburg on the 8th instant . This force , with the excep tion of about fifteen hundred men left in Harburg , was embarked at one o ...
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Strana 434 - No disposition to require from France sacrifices of any description inconsistent with her honour or just pretensions as a nation will ever be, on my part, or on that of his Majesty's allies, an obstacle to peace.
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Strana 64 - Cadogan, and successively other troops to the same point ; and the Allies not only gained, but maintained possession of these important heights throughout their operations, notwithstanding all the efforts of the enemy to retake them.
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