Knight's Quarterly Magazine, Том 3Knight, 1824 |
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... native of Savoy , or Nice , although under an Italian Government , is more than half French a Piedmontese , somewhat less ; a Vaudois is more French than German ; a Livonian is more German than Russian . This in- stinctive influence ...
... native of Savoy , or Nice , although under an Italian Government , is more than half French a Piedmontese , somewhat less ; a Vaudois is more French than German ; a Livonian is more German than Russian . This in- stinctive influence ...
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... natives of the countries through which we wander look upon us with little or no sympathy , and often with suspicion or envy . What can we have in common with them ? We may , for a time , make them beguile a tedious hour in talking to ...
... natives of the countries through which we wander look upon us with little or no sympathy , and often with suspicion or envy . What can we have in common with them ? We may , for a time , make them beguile a tedious hour in talking to ...
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... natives . The English carry this further than any other people . They seem to be afraid of contamination . This often puzzles foreigners , who good - naturedly think that two English- men ought to be friends whenever they meet , and in ...
... natives . The English carry this further than any other people . They seem to be afraid of contamination . This often puzzles foreigners , who good - naturedly think that two English- men ought to be friends whenever they meet , and in ...
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... natives feel an instinctive jealousy against them . But so fate has decreed ! And if the proprietors of those master - pieces of the arts stand in need of gold to prop up their falling fortunes , it is better for them to part upon fair ...
... natives feel an instinctive jealousy against them . But so fate has decreed ! And if the proprietors of those master - pieces of the arts stand in need of gold to prop up their falling fortunes , it is better for them to part upon fair ...
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... natives have constantly been the objects of inflated hopes and extravagant censure . They have at one and the same moment been called upon to snap the yoke of their complicated despotisms , and execrated as a servile and enervate race ...
... natives have constantly been the objects of inflated hopes and extravagant censure . They have at one and the same moment been called upon to snap the yoke of their complicated despotisms , and execrated as a servile and enervate race ...
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