New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Том 12Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1824 |
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... seems . Heigho ! I am afraid ' tis too late , and papa will never forgive his past follies.bysenbly for Wilmot . Yet papa seems very good - natured . Per- haps there's another side to his character ? Barbara . Oh yes ! He is such a very ...
... seems . Heigho ! I am afraid ' tis too late , and papa will never forgive his past follies.bysenbly for Wilmot . Yet papa seems very good - natured . Per- haps there's another side to his character ? Barbara . Oh yes ! He is such a very ...
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... seems so extravagant , that a Man dedicating a Burial - Stone for his Wife and Son , and under which himself was to be laid with Ceremonies of Religion , fhould tax his Wife of Impiety , and give fo extraordinary an Account of her ...
... seems so extravagant , that a Man dedicating a Burial - Stone for his Wife and Son , and under which himself was to be laid with Ceremonies of Religion , fhould tax his Wife of Impiety , and give fo extraordinary an Account of her ...
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... seems to have been situated at Nebêsheh . The search for a local mythology and really local worship has not been successful . When we have sifted out the national gods who change with the dynasties ( the Ptah , Osiris , and Sokar of the ...
... seems to have been situated at Nebêsheh . The search for a local mythology and really local worship has not been successful . When we have sifted out the national gods who change with the dynasties ( the Ptah , Osiris , and Sokar of the ...
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... seems unfair and injustice seems pervasive, God's justice is still coming, so we must wait on him. Now, I can hear the objection: “How can you be so sure of God's justice, Adam? It sure seems like a pretty capricious thing to do to poor ...
... seems unfair and injustice seems pervasive, God's justice is still coming, so we must wait on him. Now, I can hear the objection: “How can you be so sure of God's justice, Adam? It sure seems like a pretty capricious thing to do to poor ...
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... seems to be simply o or oi . Oo , great , is probably akin ; chep is certainly a prefix , and perhaps the p of p ... seems established , namely jl . But the change of d to l or r can be paralleled in other languages , and in Masai seems ...
... seems to be simply o or oi . Oo , great , is probably akin ; chep is certainly a prefix , and perhaps the p of p ... seems established , namely jl . But the change of d to l or r can be paralleled in other languages , and in Masai seems ...
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