The Dublin University Magazine, Том 44William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1854 |
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... arms ; the loss to the Russians in killed and wounded being 115 of ficers and 2,566 men . These are noble traditions , and well do they appear to be sustained by the conduct of the present gallant defenders of Silistria . As well as can ...
... arms ; the loss to the Russians in killed and wounded being 115 of ficers and 2,566 men . These are noble traditions , and well do they appear to be sustained by the conduct of the present gallant defenders of Silistria . As well as can ...
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... arms in Asia ; but , upon the other hand , no Russian successes of moment have been there achieved . On the coast , the operations of the Black Sea campaign were inauspiciously be- gun by the disaster at Sinope , and the events which ...
... arms in Asia ; but , upon the other hand , no Russian successes of moment have been there achieved . On the coast , the operations of the Black Sea campaign were inauspiciously be- gun by the disaster at Sinope , and the events which ...
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... arms of the soldier's coat cannot be loosened , or its skirts widened , without previous in- quiry being made into the habits of military nations ; and that " conside- ration " is necessary before the com- manding mind can be made up ...
... arms of the soldier's coat cannot be loosened , or its skirts widened , without previous in- quiry being made into the habits of military nations ; and that " conside- ration " is necessary before the com- manding mind can be made up ...
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... arms were stretched out into the night , and she seemed by her gestures to be conversing energetically with some invisible companion . I know not why , but a sensation of shame seized me , as though I had seen some- thing which I had no ...
... arms were stretched out into the night , and she seemed by her gestures to be conversing energetically with some invisible companion . I know not why , but a sensation of shame seized me , as though I had seen some- thing which I had no ...
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... arms , and then sang again , to a slow , uncer tain air : - I had been listening to the song with my eyes fixed upon the ground , and absorbed in the fancies which it had called forth . So deep , indeed , was the reverie into which I ...
... arms , and then sang again , to a slow , uncer tain air : - I had been listening to the song with my eyes fixed upon the ground , and absorbed in the fancies which it had called forth . So deep , indeed , was the reverie into which I ...
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