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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... soon as liberty and independence be- part of it . As soon then , as curiosity gan to be felt by every part of the prompted men to inquire and to rea- community , and communicated some son , these were the subjects which first taste of ...
... soon as liberty and independence be- part of it . As soon then , as curiosity gan to be felt by every part of the prompted men to inquire and to rea- community , and communicated some son , these were the subjects which first taste of ...
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... soon unfolded they were accustomed . Instead of themselves , and , spreading with ra- those loose associations , which were pidity through every part of the sys- sufficient for their defence in their tem , produced the most fatal ...
... soon unfolded they were accustomed . Instead of themselves , and , spreading with ra- those loose associations , which were pidity through every part of the sys- sufficient for their defence in their tem , produced the most fatal ...
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... soon dine with his brother tribune , at a ta- fortified their hatred by contempt ; ble which had hitherto been reserved and they conceived the hope of sub- for the supreme pontiff . A banquet verting a power which was no such as the ...
... soon dine with his brother tribune , at a ta- fortified their hatred by contempt ; ble which had hitherto been reserved and they conceived the hope of sub- for the supreme pontiff . A banquet verting a power which was no such as the ...
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