Quarterly Review, Volumes 129-130J. Murray., 1870 |
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... object of of Cleveland . On one occasion he was caught with her by the King , and was forced to leap out of the window . She rewarded this hazar- dous feat of gallantry with a present of five thousand pounds . With this sum the prudent ...
... object of of Cleveland . On one occasion he was caught with her by the King , and was forced to leap out of the window . She rewarded this hazar- dous feat of gallantry with a present of five thousand pounds . With this sum the prudent ...
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... object of attack . The assailing division in the evening . The French cavalry were was commanded by Lord Cutts , surnamed ten thousand against eight ; they were posted the Salamander from his disregard of fire , on an ascent , and ...
... object of attack . The assailing division in the evening . The French cavalry were was commanded by Lord Cutts , surnamed ten thousand against eight ; they were posted the Salamander from his disregard of fire , on an ascent , and ...
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... object at a time , and ( he might have added ) invari- ably chose that one object ill . In May , 1714 , he wrote to Lord Peterborough : ' The Queen is pretty well at present ; but the least disorder she has puts us all in alarm , and ...
... object at a time , and ( he might have added ) invari- ably chose that one object ill . In May , 1714 , he wrote to Lord Peterborough : ' The Queen is pretty well at present ; but the least disorder she has puts us all in alarm , and ...
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... object of regret . He recalls Squire Richard , or Tony Lumpkin , or Squire Western in his youth , and is advantageously replaced by the polished gentleman educated at a public school and a university , despite of the luncheon - basket ...
... object of regret . He recalls Squire Richard , or Tony Lumpkin , or Squire Western in his youth , and is advantageously replaced by the polished gentleman educated at a public school and a university , despite of the luncheon - basket ...
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... object of worship ; now , this dogma is the very corner - stone of the Ritualistic edifice in doctrine and prac- tice . This dogma our essayists , though regarding the subject from very different points of view , agree in repudiating ...
... object of worship ; now , this dogma is the very corner - stone of the Ritualistic edifice in doctrine and prac- tice . This dogma our essayists , though regarding the subject from very different points of view , agree in repudiating ...
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