The New Whig GuideW. Wright, 46, Fleet-Street., 1819 - 240 Seiten |
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... thoughts at that word must arise ! " A Monarch so good , unambitious and wise ; “ Who firm and devoted by BONAPART stood , " And ne'er injured England - except when he could ! " Yet this worthy Prince , we , by treaties , despoil " At ...
... thoughts at that word must arise ! " A Monarch so good , unambitious and wise ; “ Who firm and devoted by BONAPART stood , " And ne'er injured England - except when he could ! " Yet this worthy Prince , we , by treaties , despoil " At ...
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... thought it right to get as near the door as possible . ) - We must eradicate these indi- gested ideas out of the pericranium , and reduce the patient to a competent knowledge of himself and others . VETUS . Caitiffs , stand off ! unhand ...
... thought it right to get as near the door as possible . ) - We must eradicate these indi- gested ideas out of the pericranium , and reduce the patient to a competent knowledge of himself and others . VETUS . Caitiffs , stand off ! unhand ...
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... thought of a scheme which may remedy the incon- venience , and which I trust you will submit to his MAJESTY'S Consideration . " As the machine itself is purely English , I pro- pose that English artificers ( to continue my meta- phor ) ...
... thought of a scheme which may remedy the incon- venience , and which I trust you will submit to his MAJESTY'S Consideration . " As the machine itself is purely English , I pro- pose that English artificers ( to continue my meta- phor ) ...
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... thought we had him sure ; but you see you must not reckon on any Englishman who has the least understanding . Mother Wit is always sure to go astray with us . Lord ALTHORPE , who spoke last night , is quite another sort of man , very ...
... thought we had him sure ; but you see you must not reckon on any Englishman who has the least understanding . Mother Wit is always sure to go astray with us . Lord ALTHORPE , who spoke last night , is quite another sort of man , very ...
Seite 107
... and appeared as gay as ever . It is about sixteen years since Bob first ap- peared on the stage in his own country , and he was then thought a very promising plant . ENGLISH MELODIES . No. I. Ir has been a subject SEVERE BATTLE . 107.
... and appeared as gay as ever . It is about sixteen years since Bob first ap- peared on the stage in his own country , and he was then thought a very promising plant . ENGLISH MELODIES . No. I. Ir has been a subject SEVERE BATTLE . 107.
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