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Page 65
... play with those of his own Age . For these last 8 months he has made no progress in his Studys , by reason of his being Die Göhrde , a forest , and Electoral hunting - box , situated South - East of Lüneburg . + Partly illegible through ...
... play with those of his own Age . For these last 8 months he has made no progress in his Studys , by reason of his being Die Göhrde , a forest , and Electoral hunting - box , situated South - East of Lüneburg . + Partly illegible through ...
Page 79
... play of wit and irony that the peculiar strength of much French scholarship lies . somewhat similar tour de force lies to the credit of Maitland , whose résumé of our constitutional history is a classic in its kind . is larger and ...
... play of wit and irony that the peculiar strength of much French scholarship lies . somewhat similar tour de force lies to the credit of Maitland , whose résumé of our constitutional history is a classic in its kind . is larger and ...
Page 84
... play against Holloway , of his own handwriting , and that I will justify . " From what we know of William Bott , Symons was not far wrong in his estimate of the Cloptons ' agent . On June 1 , three days after Symons ' speech , Bott was ...
... play against Holloway , of his own handwriting , and that I will justify . " From what we know of William Bott , Symons was not far wrong in his estimate of the Cloptons ' agent . On June 1 , three days after Symons ' speech , Bott was ...
Page 95
... played twenty to forty years ago by children in the Carolinas and in Mississippi . People I have asked did not know ... player acts the part of the mother and stands so as to hide the other player , Jennia Jones , behind her . The other ...
... played twenty to forty years ago by children in the Carolinas and in Mississippi . People I have asked did not know ... player acts the part of the mother and stands so as to hide the other player , Jennia Jones , behind her . The other ...
Page 101
... Play - exercise at Eton , ' and the First Epistle of Pope's ' Essay on Man ' has never been noticed , or at least is nowhere set forth . But it is of interest because it shows that Gray read the Essay , or the first part of it , at Eton ...
... Play - exercise at Eton , ' and the First Epistle of Pope's ' Essay on Man ' has never been noticed , or at least is nowhere set forth . But it is of interest because it shows that Gray read the Essay , or the first part of it , at Eton ...
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