The European Magazine, and London Review, Tập 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... feen upon the earth . She foon enters the royal banquetting- room , her features are immediately re- cognised by the Prince , who becomes more desperately enamoured than ever . She had been ordered on no account to kop beyond midnight ...
... feen upon the earth . She foon enters the royal banquetting- room , her features are immediately re- cognised by the Prince , who becomes more desperately enamoured than ever . She had been ordered on no account to kop beyond midnight ...
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... feen the country , or know any thing of the perfonal cha- racter of the Dutchman , his matterly delineation of both are incomparable . This ftriking picture , at full length , will be found in Chapter IX . of the firft Volume . The firt ...
... feen the country , or know any thing of the perfonal cha- racter of the Dutchman , his matterly delineation of both are incomparable . This ftriking picture , at full length , will be found in Chapter IX . of the firft Volume . The firt ...
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... feen , cannot be forgot ten . The delightful landscapes that caught the eye in the vicinity of Clermont- The fenfations he felt on approaching Chantilly ; attatement of the deplorable change in this ancient domain of the defcendants of ...
... feen , cannot be forgot ten . The delightful landscapes that caught the eye in the vicinity of Clermont- The fenfations he felt on approaching Chantilly ; attatement of the deplorable change in this ancient domain of the defcendants of ...
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Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
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