The Dublin university magazine, Том 42 |
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The Prussians think that the Jacobins wish to give him over to me , believing that I
will save his life . Blucher wishes to kill him ; that I shall remonstrate against , and
shall insist on his being disposed of by common accord . I bave likewise said ...
The Prussians think that the Jacobins wish to give him over to me , believing that I
will save his life . Blucher wishes to kill him ; that I shall remonstrate against , and
shall insist on his being disposed of by common accord . I bave likewise said ...
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The migrephah , which the Talmudists mention as one of the sa - cred
instruments , was not employed during the service , but merely to give a signal to
the Levites to assemble upon the orchestra . It has already been stated , that at
least twelve ...
The migrephah , which the Talmudists mention as one of the sa - cred
instruments , was not employed during the service , but merely to give a signal to
the Levites to assemble upon the orchestra . It has already been stated , that at
least twelve ...
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The latter urged his nephew to attack the enemy , declaring that he knew them to
be only the dregs of the Moors , who would fly at once if vigorously charged ; and
enlarging upon the sup . port that he and his soldiers would give to the band of ...
The latter urged his nephew to attack the enemy , declaring that he knew them to
be only the dregs of the Moors , who would fly at once if vigorously charged ; and
enlarging upon the sup . port that he and his soldiers would give to the band of ...
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Oh , were we in the wild wood , where thrushes sing their song , Where to the
grass are drooping the branches green and long , My love would I discover , so
warm , so tenderly , That thou my truth perceiving , wouldst give thy hand to me .
Oh , were we in the wild wood , where thrushes sing their song , Where to the
grass are drooping the branches green and long , My love would I discover , so
warm , so tenderly , That thou my truth perceiving , wouldst give thy hand to me .
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At New Orleans pleasure and hospitality seem to have reigned supreme amongst
its semi - continental people ; and ere we bid adieu to the courtesies of life , we
may give a sketch of a trifling incident that marks peculiarly the easy manners of ...
At New Orleans pleasure and hospitality seem to have reigned supreme amongst
its semi - continental people ; and ere we bid adieu to the courtesies of life , we
may give a sketch of a trifling incident that marks peculiarly the easy manners of ...
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| Название | The Dublin university magazine, Том 42 |
| Автор | University magazine |
| Соавтор | Dublin city, univ |
| Опубликована: | 1853 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Оксфордский университет |
| Оцифровано | 7 ноя 2006 |
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