The New Whig GuideKraus Reprint Company, 1971 - 240 Seiten |
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... poor Catholic's geese " For arrears of his rent ; though the fact would appear " That the tenant was barely three years in arrear ; " And this very Justice , for reasons unknown , " At midsummer fair of Maccollopmahone , " Had dared to ...
... poor Catholic's geese " For arrears of his rent ; though the fact would appear " That the tenant was barely three years in arrear ; " And this very Justice , for reasons unknown , " At midsummer fair of Maccollopmahone , " Had dared to ...
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... poor creature fancied himself a great Ge- neral and Minister of State . In the course of his speech , I felt his pulse , which was quick and irre- gular , and I perceived he had considerable swellings in both legs . From this latter ...
... poor creature fancied himself a great Ge- neral and Minister of State . In the course of his speech , I felt his pulse , which was quick and irre- gular , and I perceived he had considerable swellings in both legs . From this latter ...
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... poor master fan- cies himself in the mountains : he calls this garret , a cottage ; the lead spout , a purling rill ; and the cats that squall in the gutters , bleating lambs ; and what's worst of all , poor Gentleman , he calls me ...
... poor master fan- cies himself in the mountains : he calls this garret , a cottage ; the lead spout , a purling rill ; and the cats that squall in the gutters , bleating lambs ; and what's worst of all , poor Gentleman , he calls me ...
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The Choice of a Leader No | 1 |
No II | 10 |
Letter of Ezekiel Grubb to Tobias Brande | 48 |
Urheberrecht | |
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