The Edinburgh magazine, and literary miscellany, a new series of The Scots magazine, Томове 15–181825 |
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... vice ; and if there is no particular hurry - scurry , no electioneering or other bustle at the time , probably one or other , or perhaps both of these counsellors , may join him in extend- ing his travels twenty miles farther across the ...
... vice ; and if there is no particular hurry - scurry , no electioneering or other bustle at the time , probably one or other , or perhaps both of these counsellors , may join him in extend- ing his travels twenty miles farther across the ...
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... vice versâ . To this Francis replied , that poetry was not proof , and similes were so- phistical arguments ; yet to answer him in his own way , it was not long ago since that exotic and beautiful tree , the larch , was reared in a ...
... vice versâ . To this Francis replied , that poetry was not proof , and similes were so- phistical arguments ; yet to answer him in his own way , it was not long ago since that exotic and beautiful tree , the larch , was reared in a ...
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... vice versâ . To this Francis replied , that poetry was not proof , and similes were so- phistical arguments ; yet to answer him in his own way , it was not long ago since that exotic and beautiful tree , the larch , was reared in a ...
... vice versâ . To this Francis replied , that poetry was not proof , and similes were so- phistical arguments ; yet to answer him in his own way , it was not long ago since that exotic and beautiful tree , the larch , was reared in a ...
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... Vice was seen behind them . This was a scene where the feminine delicacy of Merit could no longer dwell . She ceased to accompany her brother , and retired to a sequestered hermitage , where she lived with Contentment , her handmaid ...
... Vice was seen behind them . This was a scene where the feminine delicacy of Merit could no longer dwell . She ceased to accompany her brother , and retired to a sequestered hermitage , where she lived with Contentment , her handmaid ...
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... vice of satire , content ourselves with pointing it out to the reader acquaint- ed with official details , as being pre- cisely the one which is glaringly the worst - regulated of the whole . About twenty years ago , the af- fairs of ...
... vice of satire , content ourselves with pointing it out to the reader acquaint- ed with official details , as being pre- cisely the one which is glaringly the worst - regulated of the whole . About twenty years ago , the af- fairs of ...
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