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... present narra- tive must be regarded . The writer's feeling was evidently not friendly to Raleigh ; but his means of information were not the most complete , and in this narrative he was addressing persons whose favour he was desirous ...
... present narra- tive must be regarded . The writer's feeling was evidently not friendly to Raleigh ; but his means of information were not the most complete , and in this narrative he was addressing persons whose favour he was desirous ...
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... present place of deposit of any of the pictures or drawings I have referred to , or any others which may be assigned to Milton on reasonable evidence : but I would deprecate the introduction of any more " originals by Faithorne ...
... present place of deposit of any of the pictures or drawings I have referred to , or any others which may be assigned to Milton on reasonable evidence : but I would deprecate the introduction of any more " originals by Faithorne ...
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... present necessity " of King James II . , when he made his feeble attempt in Ireland to recover his crown . Such pieces were made current in all payments , except the duties of custom and excise , upon the importation of foreign goods ...
... present necessity " of King James II . , when he made his feeble attempt in Ireland to recover his crown . Such pieces were made current in all payments , except the duties of custom and excise , upon the importation of foreign goods ...
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... present case we have blundered in good company , viz . that of Lord Macaulay ( see his History of England ) ; the late Davies Gilbert , Esq . , himself a Cornish man , and Sir Walter Scott , as will be seen from the following note by Mr ...
... present case we have blundered in good company , viz . that of Lord Macaulay ( see his History of England ) ; the late Davies Gilbert , Esq . , himself a Cornish man , and Sir Walter Scott , as will be seen from the following note by Mr ...
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... present taken from London to the country . Scal- fur and cloth jackets are also exhibited , the latter called au coin de feu -skilled forewomen attending to ladies ' riding habits and trowsers . This branch , with the juvenile ...
... present taken from London to the country . Scal- fur and cloth jackets are also exhibited , the latter called au coin de feu -skilled forewomen attending to ladies ' riding habits and trowsers . This branch , with the juvenile ...
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