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He was brought back , I think , in a covered spring cart ; and when he alighted at the foot of the street in which he lived he could scarce stand upright . He reached his own door with difficulty . He stooped much , and there was a ...
He was brought back , I think , in a covered spring cart ; and when he alighted at the foot of the street in which he lived he could scarce stand upright . He reached his own door with difficulty . He stooped much , and there was a ...
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... and told them he had lived long enough . As his life drew near a close , the eager yet decorous solicitude of his fellow townsmen increased . He was an exciseman , it is true - a name odious , from many associations , to his ...
... and told them he had lived long enough . As his life drew near a close , the eager yet decorous solicitude of his fellow townsmen increased . He was an exciseman , it is true - a name odious , from many associations , to his ...
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... that the minstrelsy of the Irish Oisin and his followers was founded on the prior inspira- tion of the bard of Morven ; for it should be re- collected , that at the period when Fingal and his son are recorded to have lived , the ...
... that the minstrelsy of the Irish Oisin and his followers was founded on the prior inspira- tion of the bard of Morven ; for it should be re- collected , that at the period when Fingal and his son are recorded to have lived , the ...
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If Fergus + lived , again to sing As erst , the Fennii's fame ; Or Daire , who sweetly touch'd the string , And thrill'd the feeling frame ; to the character and valour of a chief , who was not allied to his family , and whose tribe had ...
If Fergus + lived , again to sing As erst , the Fennii's fame ; Or Daire , who sweetly touch'd the string , And thrill'd the feeling frame ; to the character and valour of a chief , who was not allied to his family , and whose tribe had ...
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She had in fact never visited , nor perhaps wished to visit , London in her life , nor was her lord , during the eighteen years they lived together , himself more than thrice at court ; twice on the accession of the queens , Mary and ...
She had in fact never visited , nor perhaps wished to visit , London in her life , nor was her lord , during the eighteen years they lived together , himself more than thrice at court ; twice on the accession of the queens , Mary and ...
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| Title | Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Volume 2 Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Nathan Drake |
| Author | Nathan Drake |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1828 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 12 Mar 2008 |
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