Quarterly Review, Volumes 106-107J. Murray., 1859 |
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... feelings of the monks . Had they been , ' he wrote at a later period , good Christian religious men , they would have known how unfit I was for their life . I was neither made for them , nor they for me . ' His health was feeble ; he ...
... feelings of the monks . Had they been , ' he wrote at a later period , good Christian religious men , they would have known how unfit I was for their life . I was neither made for them , nor they for me . ' His health was feeble ; he ...
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... feeling her pulse he solemnly pro- nounced that all was over . Her remains were enclosed in a coffin and buried . The man claimed the amount insured on her life and disappeared . Not long after , a couple who had come to reside in Queen ...
... feeling her pulse he solemnly pro- nounced that all was over . Her remains were enclosed in a coffin and buried . The man claimed the amount insured on her life and disappeared . Not long after , a couple who had come to reside in Queen ...
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... feeling of compunction came over him at the last moment . Wan and ghastly he entered the witness - box , where his first words were ' My Lord , my name is Borth- wiek : I am brother to the witness of the same name who has been examined ...
... feeling of compunction came over him at the last moment . Wan and ghastly he entered the witness - box , where his first words were ' My Lord , my name is Borth- wiek : I am brother to the witness of the same name who has been examined ...
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... feeling of distrust led to the establishment of the Indisputable in 1848 ; the projectors of which rightly judged that they could in- cur slight risk of loss by binding themselves to do what was voluntarily done already by the most ...
... feeling of distrust led to the establishment of the Indisputable in 1848 ; the projectors of which rightly judged that they could in- cur slight risk of loss by binding themselves to do what was voluntarily done already by the most ...
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... feeling a tribute to sently find , gained its ascendency through the introduction of French taste , -but the stringed instrument played with a bow , and which without distinction of size or register , we may generally term a fiddle , is ...
... feeling a tribute to sently find , gained its ascendency through the introduction of French taste , -but the stringed instrument played with a bow , and which without distinction of size or register , we may generally term a fiddle , is ...
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