Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 2S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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... sent the Caribbee and Hebrew languages , out on board to observe his conduct . and did not fail to follow so fine an As soon as it was known that Co - opening . Others were positive that lumbus was arrived , the people ran the children ...
... sent the Caribbee and Hebrew languages , out on board to observe his conduct . and did not fail to follow so fine an As soon as it was known that Co - opening . Others were positive that lumbus was arrived , the people ran the children ...
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... sent into on such occasions , ought not the am- Egypt , where Ptolemy Physon then bassadors of so powerful a state as reigned , the most cruel tyrant men- Rome to have sustained its reputa- tioned in history . They had orders tion of ...
... sent into on such occasions , ought not the am- Egypt , where Ptolemy Physon then bassadors of so powerful a state as reigned , the most cruel tyrant men- Rome to have sustained its reputa- tioned in history . They had orders tion of ...
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... sent parish I belonged , or where I was up to London to Newgate , in order born , so they sent me to another pa- to be transported as a vagabond . rish , and that parish sent me to a People may say this and that of third . I thought in ...
... sent parish I belonged , or where I was up to London to Newgate , in order born , so they sent me to another pa- to be transported as a vagabond . rish , and that parish sent me to a People may say this and that of third . I thought in ...
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