The Metropolitan, Volumen29James Cochrane, 1840 |
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... character , who prefers taking his airings in his own room with the windows open , to constitution- alizing on the roads , or in the fields , and who is just now taking his evening's exercise over his sofa and two chairs . Am I not ...
... character , who prefers taking his airings in his own room with the windows open , to constitution- alizing on the roads , or in the fields , and who is just now taking his evening's exercise over his sofa and two chairs . Am I not ...
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... character , warm , loyal , modest , inaccessible to jealousy or simulation , though easily driven after by first impulses of a passionate nature , nor always insensible to the seductions , the follies , the superstitions of that ...
... character , warm , loyal , modest , inaccessible to jealousy or simulation , though easily driven after by first impulses of a passionate nature , nor always insensible to the seductions , the follies , the superstitions of that ...
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... character for firmness and frankness , for unassuming modesty , and unswerving integrity , is above every shadow of blemish . Death is a slow but sure and impartial dispenser of justice to generous spirits : the pomps of a court , and ...
... character for firmness and frankness , for unassuming modesty , and unswerving integrity , is above every shadow of blemish . Death is a slow but sure and impartial dispenser of justice to generous spirits : the pomps of a court , and ...
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... characters were sent into the principal cities , to prepare them for war against " the cruel kingdom of Edom . " On the other hand , the most discreet amongst the Israelites , those especially who knew the immense forces of the Roman ...
... characters were sent into the principal cities , to prepare them for war against " the cruel kingdom of Edom . " On the other hand , the most discreet amongst the Israelites , those especially who knew the immense forces of the Roman ...
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... character , it is natural that the insub- ordination of some , and the contemptuous behaviour of others , should occupy his attention , and appear as circumstances of great importance worthy to be transmitted to posterity as examples of ...
... character , it is natural that the insub- ordination of some , and the contemptuous behaviour of others , should occupy his attention , and appear as circumstances of great importance worthy to be transmitted to posterity as examples of ...
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