The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1841 |
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... Leaves ; or , Prose and Verse , chiefly written in Page . 113 122 129 131 133 133 India . By D. L. Richardson . Second Edition . .... 133 XX . - The Saga of Frithiof : a Legend . Translated from the Swedish of Essais Tegner , Bishop of ...
... Leaves ; or , Prose and Verse , chiefly written in Page . 113 122 129 131 133 133 India . By D. L. Richardson . Second Edition . .... 133 XX . - The Saga of Frithiof : a Legend . Translated from the Swedish of Essais Tegner , Bishop of ...
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... leaves no room for the deluge as recorded in the Bible . That de- luge he argues , both from the still existing phenomena , and from Revelation , must have been universal , not local , as Dr. Smith con- jectures : and tumultuous , not a ...
... leaves no room for the deluge as recorded in the Bible . That de- luge he argues , both from the still existing phenomena , and from Revelation , must have been universal , not local , as Dr. Smith con- jectures : and tumultuous , not a ...
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... leave a direction . One cannot always shoot flying . Lord Chesterfield directed a letter to the late Lord Pembroke , who was always swimmimg , To the Earl of Pembroke in the Thames , over against Whitehall . ' That was sure of finding ...
... leave a direction . One cannot always shoot flying . Lord Chesterfield directed a letter to the late Lord Pembroke , who was always swimmimg , To the Earl of Pembroke in the Thames , over against Whitehall . ' That was sure of finding ...
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... leave to put ( in the bottom of the Gazette ) that they were printing in Hol- land , in a larger , more complete edition . Now Sir , ( little thinking that Sir Joseph was such an enemy to the name of Milton , ) he told me he could ...
... leave to put ( in the bottom of the Gazette ) that they were printing in Hol- land , in a larger , more complete edition . Now Sir , ( little thinking that Sir Joseph was such an enemy to the name of Milton , ) he told me he could ...
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... leave to beg of you , which I most humbly and submissively do , that you would please instantly to repair to his honour Sir Joseph , and acquaint him that I am so far from printing anything from Milton's now , that I have followed his ...
... leave to beg of you , which I most humbly and submissively do , that you would please instantly to repair to his honour Sir Joseph , and acquaint him that I am so far from printing anything from Milton's now , that I have followed his ...
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