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Page 32
... Emperor's abdication . She survived : her husband Arch Duke Philip , forty - nine years , and was above seventy at her own disease . Her attachment to him , and his untimely death , chiefly contributed to deprive her of her intellects ...
... Emperor's abdication . She survived : her husband Arch Duke Philip , forty - nine years , and was above seventy at her own disease . Her attachment to him , and his untimely death , chiefly contributed to deprive her of her intellects ...
Page 44
... emperor never undertakes any thing of consequence without the approbation of the stars by the mouths of these their ambassadors . Most of the Asiatic nations are ex- tremely bigotted to this delusion ; and in Europe , Italy , abounds ...
... emperor never undertakes any thing of consequence without the approbation of the stars by the mouths of these their ambassadors . Most of the Asiatic nations are ex- tremely bigotted to this delusion ; and in Europe , Italy , abounds ...
Page 64
... emperor observes , is fancy ; but as that fancy is in our own power to govern , we are justly punished if we suffer it to wander at will ; or industriously set it to work to deceive us in uneasiness . The most sure and speedy way to ...
... emperor observes , is fancy ; but as that fancy is in our own power to govern , we are justly punished if we suffer it to wander at will ; or industriously set it to work to deceive us in uneasiness . The most sure and speedy way to ...
Page 72
... and from your hands I am ready to receive the fiery globe , as a test of my innocence . The archbishop started , the emperor laughed , and the general was pardoned . ON CONTENTMENT . A FABLE . Nolint , atqui licet 72.
... and from your hands I am ready to receive the fiery globe , as a test of my innocence . The archbishop started , the emperor laughed , and the general was pardoned . ON CONTENTMENT . A FABLE . Nolint , atqui licet 72.
Page 109
... Emperor , who was concealed amidst the crowd , remained for some time a tranquil witness of the dispute . He at length sent for a subaltern officer and a few soldiers from the nearest Corps - de - Garde , and ordered them to remain on ...
... Emperor , who was concealed amidst the crowd , remained for some time a tranquil witness of the dispute . He at length sent for a subaltern officer and a few soldiers from the nearest Corps - de - Garde , and ordered them to remain on ...
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