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... considered that absolute perfection does not admit of variation ; why else she should resort so often to her under - tones I cannot tell , for they are positively inaudible , and the people , who call upon her to speak louder , should ...
... considered that absolute perfection does not admit of variation ; why else she should resort so often to her under - tones I cannot tell , for they are positively inaudible , and the people , who call upon her to speak louder , should ...
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... considered no less necessary than valour to form the character of a Christian knight , Sir Robert is resolved to shew that he is not deficient in this respect . Indeed , he misses no opportunity of display- ing his skill in wielding the ...
... considered no less necessary than valour to form the character of a Christian knight , Sir Robert is resolved to shew that he is not deficient in this respect . Indeed , he misses no opportunity of display- ing his skill in wielding the ...
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... else is only to be considered subordinate and incident . It will not be thought strange , therefore , if , in this review , more attention should seem to be paid to Sir Robert himself , 38 Travelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden .
... else is only to be considered subordinate and incident . It will not be thought strange , therefore , if , in this review , more attention should seem to be paid to Sir Robert himself , 38 Travelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden .
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... considered as " the studied work of an author " bringing forward deep researches , valuable discoveries , and 66 consequential observations , but the familiar correspondence " of a friend , noticing the manners of the people with " whom ...
... considered as " the studied work of an author " bringing forward deep researches , valuable discoveries , and 66 consequential observations , but the familiar correspondence " of a friend , noticing the manners of the people with " whom ...
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... considered , and no alternative remains but a total condemnation - then the sentence must be unshrink- ingly declared : and it is reasonable to hope , that the neces- sary harshness of the judgment will not be considered as the ...
... considered , and no alternative remains but a total condemnation - then the sentence must be unshrink- ingly declared : and it is reasonable to hope , that the neces- sary harshness of the judgment will not be considered as the ...
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