The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 - English literature |
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1 All in thy generous nature were allied , All lived with thee , brave Clarembert , and died . Soothes it thy disembodied soul to know Our fruitless grief , and tears that idly flow ? Will marble , fashion'd by the sculptor's care ...
1 All in thy generous nature were allied , All lived with thee , brave Clarembert , and died . Soothes it thy disembodied soul to know Our fruitless grief , and tears that idly flow ? Will marble , fashion'd by the sculptor's care ...
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Giraldus was certainly an ornament to the dark age in which he lived ; had his ambition been less , his life would have been more tranquil , but less glorious , and in some respects less useful .
Giraldus was certainly an ornament to the dark age in which he lived ; had his ambition been less , his life would have been more tranquil , but less glorious , and in some respects less useful .
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The power of the nobility was very different , according to the nature of their situations and property ; for , while in the flat and highly cultivated countries they were easily controuled by the republics under which they lived , and ...
The power of the nobility was very different , according to the nature of their situations and property ; for , while in the flat and highly cultivated countries they were easily controuled by the republics under which they lived , and ...
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