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Ode on the present degraded state of Lion , Fox and Wolf , 84 Sweden , · 377 Lines written in a blank leaf of Down Orlando - a poem , 196 man's Infancy , 278 Shepherd and wolf , 85 to Melancholy , 379 Song , 461-463-464-542 to a Smile ...
Ode on the present degraded state of Lion , Fox and Wolf , 84 Sweden , · 377 Lines written in a blank leaf of Down Orlando - a poem , 196 man's Infancy , 278 Shepherd and wolf , 85 to Melancholy , 379 Song , 461-463-464-542 to a Smile ...
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The consort of the present Ruler of France is described , by contemporary Criticism , as one of the most attractive of the Austrian race . The spirited exertions of our accomplished Engraver will , unquestionably , support the opinion .
The consort of the present Ruler of France is described , by contemporary Criticism , as one of the most attractive of the Austrian race . The spirited exertions of our accomplished Engraver will , unquestionably , support the opinion .
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It is usual with essayists , and the practice is generally applauded by their well - wishers , to present a full portraiture of themselves in the first number of their lucubrations , and remark every characteristic , howerer minute .
It is usual with essayists , and the practice is generally applauded by their well - wishers , to present a full portraiture of themselves in the first number of their lucubrations , and remark every characteristic , howerer minute .
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... general of the age , handsomely returned . “ Why sir the marquis of Spinola is the second . ” Although I shall not permit the curtain , which veils my character , to be abruptly withdrawn , yet in my next paper I shall present ...
... general of the age , handsomely returned . “ Why sir the marquis of Spinola is the second . ” Although I shall not permit the curtain , which veils my character , to be abruptly withdrawn , yet in my next paper I shall present ...
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What is of more consequence is , that such of the Grecian paintings as were done with wax have preserved their colours entire to the present dayAnd therefore if I now attach importance to the discovery , it is because under a permanent ...
What is of more consequence is , that such of the Grecian paintings as were done with wax have preserved their colours entire to the present dayAnd therefore if I now attach importance to the discovery , it is because under a permanent ...
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| Title | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumes 40-42; Volumes 220-227 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Contributors | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Publisher | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 11 Apr 2019 |
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