O'Halloran, Or The Insurgent Chief: An Irish Historical Tale of 1798, Том 1H.C. Carey and I. Lea, 1824 - Всего страниц: 247 |
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... appeared in print , the course we prescribed for ourselves was that of strict impartiality not only in relating the events , but in de- tailing the opinions , and delineating the cha- racters of the different parties . The United ...
... appeared in print , the course we prescribed for ourselves was that of strict impartiality not only in relating the events , but in de- tailing the opinions , and delineating the cha- racters of the different parties . The United ...
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... appearance of the lady , he con- cealed himself in such a manner , that he had a fair view of them , without being himself noticed . They advanced slowly until they came to the bottom of the rock where he was stationed , when all at ...
... appearance of the lady , he con- cealed himself in such a manner , that he had a fair view of them , without being himself noticed . They advanced slowly until they came to the bottom of the rock where he was stationed , when all at ...
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... appeared to have been reading a newspaper . Not perceiving when he awoke , they continued the conversation which had been excited by the news- paper . " An ' they are raising a subscription for the be- nefit of Orr's family , an ' I ...
... appeared to have been reading a newspaper . Not perceiving when he awoke , they continued the conversation which had been excited by the news- paper . " An ' they are raising a subscription for the be- nefit of Orr's family , an ' I ...
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... appearance , who advanced slowly towards them . On coming forward , he took off a gray cap , made of rabbits ' skins , which had covered a head the hair of which was as white as snow , and mak- ing a respectful bow , asked God to bless ...
... appearance , who advanced slowly towards them . On coming forward , he took off a gray cap , made of rabbits ' skins , which had covered a head the hair of which was as white as snow , and mak- ing a respectful bow , asked God to bless ...
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... appeared to Ed- ward to be about sixty years of age . His beard was of a flaxen white , and about an inch in length ... appearance , owing to some heterogeneous patches with which it was here and there ornamented ; but the ground work ...
... appeared to Ed- ward to be about sixty years of age . His beard was of a flaxen white , and about an inch in length ... appearance , owing to some heterogeneous patches with which it was here and there ornamented ; but the ground work ...
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