The Dublin University Magazine, Том 59William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1862 |
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... means , the virus of the pestilence . Some of the stories related of per- sons possessed by these awful fancies are in print ; and by no means desti- tute of a certain original and romantic horror . That which I am about to tell ...
... means , the virus of the pestilence . Some of the stories related of per- sons possessed by these awful fancies are in print ; and by no means desti- tute of a certain original and romantic horror . That which I am about to tell ...
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... means creditable either to King or ministry , but one which some of Pitt's enemies dressed in colours much darker than the truth . It has been said , for instance , that Lord Carring- ton gained his honours in return for a bribe of ...
... means creditable either to King or ministry , but one which some of Pitt's enemies dressed in colours much darker than the truth . It has been said , for instance , that Lord Carring- ton gained his honours in return for a bribe of ...
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... means for their sup- port . As for the younger sons of the aristocracy , they are affected by con- ditions of a peculiar character ; for- bidden by false notions of what is honourable and what is not , from en- tering into any but the ...
... means for their sup- port . As for the younger sons of the aristocracy , they are affected by con- ditions of a peculiar character ; for- bidden by false notions of what is honourable and what is not , from en- tering into any but the ...
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