The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... Maltese had taken the greatest fhare both in the fatigues and in the privations consequent on the fiege ; and that had not the greatest virtues and the moft exemplary fidelity been uniformly displayed by them , the English troops ( they ...
... Maltese had taken the greatest fhare both in the fatigues and in the privations consequent on the fiege ; and that had not the greatest virtues and the moft exemplary fidelity been uniformly displayed by them , the English troops ( they ...
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... Maltese was equally evident ; fince fuch refufal could answer no one purpose but that of alienating their affections by a wanton infult to their feelings . For the Maltese were not only ready but defirous and eager to place themselves ...
... Maltese was equally evident ; fince fuch refufal could answer no one purpose but that of alienating their affections by a wanton infult to their feelings . For the Maltese were not only ready but defirous and eager to place themselves ...
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... Maltese . The enthusiasm mani- fested in reverential gestures and shouts of triumph whenever their friend and deliverer appeared in public , was the utterance of a deep feeling , and in nowise the mere ebullition of animal fenfibility ...
... Maltese . The enthusiasm mani- fested in reverential gestures and shouts of triumph whenever their friend and deliverer appeared in public , was the utterance of a deep feeling , and in nowise the mere ebullition of animal fenfibility ...
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