Retrospective Review, Volume 4Henry Southern, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas C. and H. Baldwyn, 1821 - Bibliography |
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... brought me to myself ; but I had not yet thoroughly recovered my senses , for I had conceived a strange notion that I had been beheaded , and was then in purgatory . I , however , by degrees , recovered my strength and powers , and ...
... brought me to myself ; but I had not yet thoroughly recovered my senses , for I had conceived a strange notion that I had been beheaded , and was then in purgatory . I , however , by degrees , recovered my strength and powers , and ...
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... brought back , by a company of horsemen . Every thing was now settled to his satisfaction : he was directed to make twelve silver statues , for his majesty ; and a house being assigned him , which had formerly been granted by his ...
... brought back , by a company of horsemen . Every thing was now settled to his satisfaction : he was directed to make twelve silver statues , for his majesty ; and a house being assigned him , which had formerly been granted by his ...
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... brought it to its present degree of perfec- tion , at my own expence ; for , it appeared to me , that it would become the dignity of so great a monarch , and reflect some honour on my slender abilities , that such a statue should be ...
... brought it to its present degree of perfec- tion , at my own expence ; for , it appeared to me , that it would become the dignity of so great a monarch , and reflect some honour on my slender abilities , that such a statue should be ...
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... brought down to within three or four years of the author's death , an event that took place on the 13th February , 1570 , thankful for the gra- tification it has afforded us , and trusting it may not be altogether uninteresting to our ...
... brought down to within three or four years of the author's death , an event that took place on the 13th February , 1570 , thankful for the gra- tification it has afforded us , and trusting it may not be altogether uninteresting to our ...
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... brought more than three thousand volumes from Gra- nada . Poetry was a subject of almost universal study , even from the most remote time , among Arabian youth : to produce good verses was one of the greatest glories of their monarchs ...
... brought more than three thousand volumes from Gra- nada . Poetry was a subject of almost universal study , even from the most remote time , among Arabian youth : to produce good verses was one of the greatest glories of their monarchs ...
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