The Gentleman's Magazine, 174. köideF. Jefferies, 1843 |
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... ment in himself of all that is high , and pure , and magnanimous in the heart and soul of man . The simple - minded sculp- tor has given to his country gifts of re- markable value in the exquisite busts of these two great men , but he ...
... ment in himself of all that is high , and pure , and magnanimous in the heart and soul of man . The simple - minded sculp- tor has given to his country gifts of re- markable value in the exquisite busts of these two great men , but he ...
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... ment of the beautiful panoramic pro- spect of the town therefrom ; and that , heedlessly familiar as he had thus gradually become with all its various buildings , he , on such occasions , sel- dom looked much about him , but mus- ing ...
... ment of the beautiful panoramic pro- spect of the town therefrom ; and that , heedlessly familiar as he had thus gradually become with all its various buildings , he , on such occasions , sel- dom looked much about him , but mus- ing ...
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... ment of the beautiful panoramic pro- spect of the town therefrom ; and that , heedlessly familiar as he had thus gradually become with all its various buildings , he , on such occasions , sel- dom looked much about him , but mus- ing ...
... ment of the beautiful panoramic pro- spect of the town therefrom ; and that , heedlessly familiar as he had thus gradually become with all its various buildings , he , on such occasions , sel- dom looked much about him , but mus- ing ...
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... meeting of the vestry . No further mention of him occurs * Twenty - four years after the settle- ment of the colony . until 1678 , when the registry book of burials in 18 [ Jan. Ferd . Paleologus , the Last of the Greeks .
... meeting of the vestry . No further mention of him occurs * Twenty - four years after the settle- ment of the colony . until 1678 , when the registry book of burials in 18 [ Jan. Ferd . Paleologus , the Last of the Greeks .
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... ment , and that he was then in p'fect sense and memory to the best of the sd depont . knowledge , likewise the sd Thomas Tho- mas Kendall and Mr. Abraham Pomfrett appeared before me , and made oath that they saw the sd Testator ...
... ment , and that he was then in p'fect sense and memory to the best of the sd depont . knowledge , likewise the sd Thomas Tho- mas Kendall and Mr. Abraham Pomfrett appeared before me , and made oath that they saw the sd Testator ...
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