The Quarterly Review, Volumes 84-85John Murray, 1849 - English literature |
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... force , this object is effected by the simple stratagem of instantly turning loose several other black - nosed bul- locks , which he no sooner sees , than run- ning and galloping towards the herd , he is quietly driven with them into a ...
... force , this object is effected by the simple stratagem of instantly turning loose several other black - nosed bul- locks , which he no sooner sees , than run- ning and galloping towards the herd , he is quietly driven with them into a ...
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... force of boue et de fange ) , as Rousseau called it ; from its circumstances , as much as by his own force of appearanee one might have thought that there genius . After he was once named Consul for had been neither sweeping nor ...
... force of boue et de fange ) , as Rousseau called it ; from its circumstances , as much as by his own force of appearanee one might have thought that there genius . After he was once named Consul for had been neither sweeping nor ...
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... force - it expresses admirably ' tooth the mounds opposite to Mosul - as well as money : ' — those made by him at Nimroud , and by M. Botta at Khorsabad , that each or all of these The appearance of his Excellency was not places , and ...
... force - it expresses admirably ' tooth the mounds opposite to Mosul - as well as money : ' — those made by him at Nimroud , and by M. Botta at Khorsabad , that each or all of these The appearance of his Excellency was not places , and ...
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... forces , absolutely incredible in the but be profoundly ignorant , or from writers campaigns and conquests of Ninus ; nothing of better name , where their authority can more surprising than in those attributed to have no weight . In his ...
... forces , absolutely incredible in the but be profoundly ignorant , or from writers campaigns and conquests of Ninus ; nothing of better name , where their authority can more surprising than in those attributed to have no weight . In his ...
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... force , 20,000 some other , perhaps more questionable , foot and 200 chariots , to his vassal , King source . The Biblical records , which we Priam , during the siege of Troy . And must remember do not assert themselves to Ctesias would ...
... force , 20,000 some other , perhaps more questionable , foot and 200 chariots , to his vassal , King source . The Biblical records , which we Priam , during the siege of Troy . And must remember do not assert themselves to Ctesias would ...
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