The Lady's Magazine and Museum of the Belles-lettres, Fine Arts, Music, Drama, Fashions, Etc, Том 6J. Page, 1835 |
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... fair friends , O , cruel , that ye do not enable us to be just , and lead the whole world into the very harmony of the spheres ! As an instance of the necessity of their aid , we must put every piece of music to the all - detecting ...
... fair friends , O , cruel , that ye do not enable us to be just , and lead the whole world into the very harmony of the spheres ! As an instance of the necessity of their aid , we must put every piece of music to the all - detecting ...
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... fair readers on our own ground , in all due prostrations , of course , hope they will allow us to say , to this season of hope and promise , that we , " In weeds of peace high triumphs hold ; With store of ladies , whose bright eyes ...
... fair readers on our own ground , in all due prostrations , of course , hope they will allow us to say , to this season of hope and promise , that we , " In weeds of peace high triumphs hold ; With store of ladies , whose bright eyes ...
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... fair Gabrielle , against whom she che- rished a lively feminine hatred , and whom Henry would have assuredly wedded , had not death removed her from him . Sully was as anxious for a proper alliance for Henry as ever Marguerite could be ...
... fair Gabrielle , against whom she che- rished a lively feminine hatred , and whom Henry would have assuredly wedded , had not death removed her from him . Sully was as anxious for a proper alliance for Henry as ever Marguerite could be ...
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... fair wearers , when their arms were folded , rested their hands and elbows . The skirt of the dress is bordered with two rows of cut velvet ; it is round in shape and of prodigious ful- ness , and is just raised to show a splendid ...
... fair wearers , when their arms were folded , rested their hands and elbows . The skirt of the dress is bordered with two rows of cut velvet ; it is round in shape and of prodigious ful- ness , and is just raised to show a splendid ...
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... fair Lord of Suffolk , " interposed the 66 queen ; are you also minded to increase our manifold perplexi- ties , by plunging yourself into a quarrel , by unmannerly flings at the princely pe- digree of our cousin and well - beloved ...
... fair Lord of Suffolk , " interposed the 66 queen ; are you also minded to increase our manifold perplexi- ties , by plunging yourself into a quarrel , by unmannerly flings at the princely pe- digree of our cousin and well - beloved ...
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