The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 9, Part 1W. B. Kelly, 1859 - Ireland |
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... better guardian to his infant successor than an avowed infidel and debauchee . Whatever good his example and influence might have wrought in his latter years , was soon neutralised by the unbounded license which vice and irreligion ...
... better guardian to his infant successor than an avowed infidel and debauchee . Whatever good his example and influence might have wrought in his latter years , was soon neutralised by the unbounded license which vice and irreligion ...
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... better fortune than Benoît . It was attacked , menaced , suspected , and finally suppressed . A dialogue ensued between the academy and the public , in which the public never ceased to speak , and the academy some- times made an answer ...
... better fortune than Benoît . It was attacked , menaced , suspected , and finally suppressed . A dialogue ensued between the academy and the public , in which the public never ceased to speak , and the academy some- times made an answer ...
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... better acquainted with the modes of exit from this world of ours than any man in the profession . I have suc- ceeded in inventing , with the aid of my machinist , the delightful in- strument you behold . Under the stage is placed a ...
... better acquainted with the modes of exit from this world of ours than any man in the profession . I have suc- ceeded in inventing , with the aid of my machinist , the delightful in- strument you behold . Under the stage is placed a ...
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... better dinner . It was a happy com- promise between the too heavy dinners of this country , and the too ridiculous dinners of first - class hotels , and fashionable society Paris . ont Afte night at Rouen , a forenoon examining its ...
... better dinner . It was a happy com- promise between the too heavy dinners of this country , and the too ridiculous dinners of first - class hotels , and fashionable society Paris . ont Afte night at Rouen , a forenoon examining its ...
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... better suited for a laboring man than a smart frieze coat , short breeches , if he would only wear leggings to cover his shin - bones and stockings , and a blouse like the French peasant to maintain his garments clean , and give him ...
... better suited for a laboring man than a smart frieze coat , short breeches , if he would only wear leggings to cover his shin - bones and stockings , and a blouse like the French peasant to maintain his garments clean , and give him ...
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