The European Magazine, and London Review, Հատորներ 83-84Philological Society of London, 1823 |
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... cause . He has but just returned from the defence of a burglar , or a horse- stealer ; and he assures them " they are the finest and the bravest pro- ple on the face of the earth . " He dwells on the beauty of the " white- bosomed ...
... cause . He has but just returned from the defence of a burglar , or a horse- stealer ; and he assures them " they are the finest and the bravest pro- ple on the face of the earth . " He dwells on the beauty of the " white- bosomed ...
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... cause which he had so often advocated . He was received , as he deserved , with the deepest respect ; but , amid all the deference of Mr. O'Connell , the ill - constrain- ed feelings of rivalry were but too strongly visible ; there was ...
... cause which he had so often advocated . He was received , as he deserved , with the deepest respect ; but , amid all the deference of Mr. O'Connell , the ill - constrain- ed feelings of rivalry were but too strongly visible ; there was ...
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... cause of combat was , we now forget , un- less as Sir Lucius O'Trigger says , " they care to do a kind office first for their friends , and then proceed to business on their own account . " Mr. Peel left Ireland at once , and Mr. O ...
... cause of combat was , we now forget , un- less as Sir Lucius O'Trigger says , " they care to do a kind office first for their friends , and then proceed to business on their own account . " Mr. Peel left Ireland at once , and Mr. O ...
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... cause . In times of peculiar difficulty and danger , Mr. Keogh steered his bark on a troubled ocean , free of all contests , and suc- ceeded in obtaining for the Catho lics of Ireland the most valuable privileges they now possess . Mr ...
... cause . In times of peculiar difficulty and danger , Mr. Keogh steered his bark on a troubled ocean , free of all contests , and suc- ceeded in obtaining for the Catho lics of Ireland the most valuable privileges they now possess . Mr ...
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... cause who would not joy to die ? But , ( gentle friends , the seeming boast forgive , ) Methinks for such a cause ' tis mine to livě , Ordain'd the true religion to restore , In mitred majesty , to Scotland's shore . Meanwhile , conceal ...
... cause who would not joy to die ? But , ( gentle friends , the seeming boast forgive , ) Methinks for such a cause ' tis mine to livě , Ordain'd the true religion to restore , In mitred majesty , to Scotland's shore . Meanwhile , conceal ...
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