American Quarterly Review, Том 15Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1834 |
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... course in his situation was impossible . He was an usurper , and afflicted not only with the keen and biting edge of conscience , but with the more fearful misfortune of an obstructed ambition , which the events of every day were more ...
... course in his situation was impossible . He was an usurper , and afflicted not only with the keen and biting edge of conscience , but with the more fearful misfortune of an obstructed ambition , which the events of every day were more ...
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... course rather common place , but it was done in the spirit of courtesy and politeness . " After the young princesses had passed on , a second lady of honour who attended Mademoiselle D'Orleans , the king's sister , inquired our names ...
... course rather common place , but it was done in the spirit of courtesy and politeness . " After the young princesses had passed on , a second lady of honour who attended Mademoiselle D'Orleans , the king's sister , inquired our names ...
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... course assigned to the former , to provide the general rules which seem to be so universally desired : the walk of comedy lying chiefly among the lower classes of mankind , and being designed to exhibit their follies rather than their ...
... course assigned to the former , to provide the general rules which seem to be so universally desired : the walk of comedy lying chiefly among the lower classes of mankind , and being designed to exhibit their follies rather than their ...
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