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... character is a young page who longs for every woman he sees , while all the others are em- ployed in different ways in the same kind of pursuit ; whereas in poor Molière , the lady , in whose character Mademoiselle Mars exhausted the ...
... character is a young page who longs for every woman he sees , while all the others are em- ployed in different ways in the same kind of pursuit ; whereas in poor Molière , the lady , in whose character Mademoiselle Mars exhausted the ...
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... character of Britain herself , high as she peers over all the other European nations , in pure religion , and sound morality . Our American ladies make virtuous and af- fectionate wives , kind and indulgent mothers ; are , in general ...
... character of Britain herself , high as she peers over all the other European nations , in pure religion , and sound morality . Our American ladies make virtuous and af- fectionate wives , kind and indulgent mothers ; are , in general ...
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... character , and dishonor our reputation by following a horrible example . The cold- blooded massacre nerved the arms , and steeled the hearts of our soldiers in the hour of conflict , but the cry of mercy never was raised in vain by a ...
... character , and dishonor our reputation by following a horrible example . The cold- blooded massacre nerved the arms , and steeled the hearts of our soldiers in the hour of conflict , but the cry of mercy never was raised in vain by a ...
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JANUARY 1818 | 3 |
Letter from Cortez to the king | 18 |
On Gout and Stone | 32 |
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