Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 21W. Blackwood & Sons, 1827 |
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... officers . It may be wondered how such opposite feelings could exist with regard to one man ; but so it was . They all liked him for his good nature ; they laughed at him for his oddities ; and esteemed him for his courage and integrity ...
... officers . It may be wondered how such opposite feelings could exist with regard to one man ; but so it was . They all liked him for his good nature ; they laughed at him for his oddities ; and esteemed him for his courage and integrity ...
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... officer , who thought fit to cast some practical jokes on the obliquity of his vision . The French- man insisted on ... officers to supper , and placed before them the firstlings of a large supply of capital Volnay and Champagne , which ...
... officer , who thought fit to cast some practical jokes on the obliquity of his vision . The French- man insisted on ... officers to supper , and placed before them the firstlings of a large supply of capital Volnay and Champagne , which ...
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... officers en- couraging their men . The gallant fel- lows needed no encouragement : they fought like lions . Not a man thought of flinching the same indomitable British spirit animated them all . During the whole of this time I stood in ...
... officers en- couraging their men . The gallant fel- lows needed no encouragement : they fought like lions . Not a man thought of flinching the same indomitable British spirit animated them all . During the whole of this time I stood in ...
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... officer with a cocked hat , and a lofty feather which towered almost to the roof of the chamber . My senses rallied . I began to think correctly , and was at last by my gentle nurse permitted to speak . I found that both she and her ...
... officer with a cocked hat , and a lofty feather which towered almost to the roof of the chamber . My senses rallied . I began to think correctly , and was at last by my gentle nurse permitted to speak . I found that both she and her ...
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... officers . The parties went to prayers , as they call it , with cudgels under their coats . Pray , to whom were their prayers addressed ? or what edification did they receive from their priest ? Mars ought to have a place in the Irish ...
... officers . The parties went to prayers , as they call it , with cudgels under their coats . Pray , to whom were their prayers addressed ? or what edification did they receive from their priest ? Mars ought to have a place in the Irish ...
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