Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Band 2S. Walker, 1826 |
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... friends . However , this is the most taste of both . In war , in travelling , grateful tie of human society ; so that in the country , we were always toge- the poet Ennius says with great rea- ther . I do not mention our studies , son ...
... friends . However , this is the most taste of both . In war , in travelling , grateful tie of human society ; so that in the country , we were always toge- the poet Ennius says with great rea- ther . I do not mention our studies , son ...
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... friends py . Another scene was opened , and and republicans ; whigs and tories ; other actors appeared on the stage . treacherous friends and open ene- The state , in the condition I have mies ; that it was indeed a very cu- described ...
... friends py . Another scene was opened , and and republicans ; whigs and tories ; other actors appeared on the stage . treacherous friends and open ene- The state , in the condition I have mies ; that it was indeed a very cu- described ...
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... friends his servants , in that blessed seek those living waters , which flow land where sorrow is unknown , and from the throne of God . It is only happiness is endless as it is perfect . from the belief of the goodness and Go , then ...
... friends his servants , in that blessed seek those living waters , which flow land where sorrow is unknown , and from the throne of God . It is only happiness is endless as it is perfect . from the belief of the goodness and Go , then ...
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