The European Magazine, and London Review, Հատոր 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... English Government had not full poletion of one - third of the island , called the English Pale , they cantonized the whole ountry among ten English families , and called themselves owners and lords of all : nothing was left to be ...
... English Government had not full poletion of one - third of the island , called the English Pale , they cantonized the whole ountry among ten English families , and called themselves owners and lords of all : nothing was left to be ...
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... English Grammar , adapt- 97 ed to the different Claffes of Learners ibid . 98 Murray's English Exercifes ibid . 88 99 100 104 Batavia ; or , A Picture of the United Provinces . Letters IX and X. 195 Remarks on Pindar's Nem . Od ...
... English Grammar , adapt- 97 ed to the different Claffes of Learners ibid . 98 Murray's English Exercifes ibid . 88 99 100 104 Batavia ; or , A Picture of the United Provinces . Letters IX and X. 195 Remarks on Pindar's Nem . Od ...
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... English tongue ; and obferves that " He faw immediately in which way the path of fame was most open to his accefs ; that it was by cultivating his native tongue ; and his feeing this , at the early age of eighteen , is no common proof ...
... English tongue ; and obferves that " He faw immediately in which way the path of fame was most open to his accefs ; that it was by cultivating his native tongue ; and his feeing this , at the early age of eighteen , is no common proof ...
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