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... less singular than the betel , and the versatility of taste ( for he has , attaching itself to the areka , and form- at the same time , to address all classes ing to each other an equilibrium that of readers ) , render his situation par ...
... less singular than the betel , and the versatility of taste ( for he has , attaching itself to the areka , and form- at the same time , to address all classes ing to each other an equilibrium that of readers ) , render his situation par ...
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... less so . For these are the two causes which have evidently produced poetry . But poetry attained its excellence , and branched out into its various forms by degrees . It changed its form accord- ing to the inclination of poets § , some ...
... less so . For these are the two causes which have evidently produced poetry . But poetry attained its excellence , and branched out into its various forms by degrees . It changed its form accord- ing to the inclination of poets § , some ...
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... less institution , or in those who have the expensive , and a more expeditious authority of sending them there ? If method ? the magistrates will order this relief to such as they ought to send to the house of correction , the workhouse ...
... less institution , or in those who have the expensive , and a more expeditious authority of sending them there ? If method ? the magistrates will order this relief to such as they ought to send to the house of correction , the workhouse ...
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... less the extraordi- entered Muxadavad , I should have mov- nary change , or apparent change , in the ed to look out and punish the Je maut- national character from such frivolity to dars , who held up their lights to atrocious barbarity ...
... less the extraordi- entered Muxadavad , I should have mov- nary change , or apparent change , in the ed to look out and punish the Je maut- national character from such frivolity to dars , who held up their lights to atrocious barbarity ...
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... less the object of the admiration of the court and people " He struggled , however , with these of Rome , than he was the favourite of humiliating circumstances , to the ut- his uncle , Engaging in his manners , most of his power ; but ...
... less the object of the admiration of the court and people " He struggled , however , with these of Rome , than he was the favourite of humiliating circumstances , to the ut- his uncle , Engaging in his manners , most of his power ; but ...
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