The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 32Henry Colburn and Company, 1831 - English literature |
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... exciting account . It has effected for him in Kerry what the former measure could not accom- plish , and from the summits of the mountains of Ivra he beheld the Lords of Kenmare , if not tributary to his dominion , subject , at all ...
... exciting account . It has effected for him in Kerry what the former measure could not accom- plish , and from the summits of the mountains of Ivra he beheld the Lords of Kenmare , if not tributary to his dominion , subject , at all ...
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... exciting causes of the disease . Whatever tends , directly or indirectly , to debilitate or fatigue the system ; what- ever lowers its vital energy , as excess of every description , disposes to the tion of the efficient cause of the ...
... exciting causes of the disease . Whatever tends , directly or indirectly , to debilitate or fatigue the system ; what- ever lowers its vital energy , as excess of every description , disposes to the tion of the efficient cause of the ...
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... exciting and being excited became a mode of existence which wore away at last some of that simplicity of feeling and character which Dr. Johnson acknowledged and admired in her young days ; -if the worshipped actress languished out of ...
... exciting and being excited became a mode of existence which wore away at last some of that simplicity of feeling and character which Dr. Johnson acknowledged and admired in her young days ; -if the worshipped actress languished out of ...
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... excited the idea of a new invasion in the wondering provinces of the Continent ; an army of journalists , " the mob of gentlemen who write with ease , ' whose very quartos , when they returned to us , would have furnished materials ...
... excited the idea of a new invasion in the wondering provinces of the Continent ; an army of journalists , " the mob of gentlemen who write with ease , ' whose very quartos , when they returned to us , would have furnished materials ...
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... excitement . - Go on to the next . " " Personal Narrative of an Ascent to the summit of Shooter's Hill , and thence to the highermost point of Severndroog Castle ; performed on the 26th June , 1815 . Motto : " Ah ! who can tell how hard ...
... excitement . - Go on to the next . " " Personal Narrative of an Ascent to the summit of Shooter's Hill , and thence to the highermost point of Severndroog Castle ; performed on the 26th June , 1815 . Motto : " Ah ! who can tell how hard ...
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