The Quarterly Review, 68. köideJ. Murray, 1841 |
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Page 159
... never made any attack on her . ' To which we may add that Madame de Genlis , who ridicules her manners and depreciates her understanding , and who , pour cause , confesses that she did not like her , never breathes a suspicion of her ...
... never made any attack on her . ' To which we may add that Madame de Genlis , who ridicules her manners and depreciates her understanding , and who , pour cause , confesses that she did not like her , never breathes a suspicion of her ...
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... never enable or entitle us to assert such propositions ; it could never authorize us to say that not merely some lines but all lines not only have but must have those propositions which geometry teaches . Geometry in every proposition ...
... never enable or entitle us to assert such propositions ; it could never authorize us to say that not merely some lines but all lines not only have but must have those propositions which geometry teaches . Geometry in every proposition ...
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... Never , ' says Peter Walsh , á Romanist historian , - * never have we read of any people so implacably , so furiously , so eternally set upon the destruction of one another , as the progenies of Heber and Heremon . ... Never has the sun ...
... Never , ' says Peter Walsh , á Romanist historian , - * never have we read of any people so implacably , so furiously , so eternally set upon the destruction of one another , as the progenies of Heber and Heremon . ... Never has the sun ...
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in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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