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... neral , with a feeble and a trembling hand . As to the episode of Ma- rion Ruet , ( an unfortunate mistress of the Archbishop of St. An- drew's , ) it appears to us to be conceived and executed in the worst taste . This part of the ...
... neral , with a feeble and a trembling hand . As to the episode of Ma- rion Ruet , ( an unfortunate mistress of the Archbishop of St. An- drew's , ) it appears to us to be conceived and executed in the worst taste . This part of the ...
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... neral were assigned , as his coadjutors , five assistants , bearing the name of their respective countries , men of experience and appli- cation , chosen by a general congregation of the whole society : their office was to assist him in ...
... neral were assigned , as his coadjutors , five assistants , bearing the name of their respective countries , men of experience and appli- cation , chosen by a general congregation of the whole society : their office was to assist him in ...
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... neral , who left the whole care of the affairs to his Deputy , reserv- ing to himself only the superintendance of the sick . These were so many preparations for his departure from the world , an event which was shortly afterwards to ...
... neral , who left the whole care of the affairs to his Deputy , reserv- ing to himself only the superintendance of the sick . These were so many preparations for his departure from the world , an event which was shortly afterwards to ...
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... neral ignorance , —an ignorance which it is not within the scope of the principal journals to enlighten . " Mr. Thelwall has obtained permission from the Lord Chamberlain to deliver , on the Wednesdays and Fridays of the ensuing Lent ...
... neral ignorance , —an ignorance which it is not within the scope of the principal journals to enlighten . " Mr. Thelwall has obtained permission from the Lord Chamberlain to deliver , on the Wednesdays and Fridays of the ensuing Lent ...
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... neral engagements , in each of which he had distinguished himself . On one occasion , however , he was so greatly overwhelmed with the presentiment of death , that , on the day of battle , when his re- giment was ordered to advance ...
... neral engagements , in each of which he had distinguished himself . On one occasion , however , he was so greatly overwhelmed with the presentiment of death , that , on the day of battle , when his re- giment was ordered to advance ...
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