The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 9, Part 1W. B. Kelly, 1859 - Ireland |
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... obtained admission , but the fair dancers had their engagements so well arranged , that he could not obtain a partner ; and Madame de Genlis's nephew passed the evening in a corner , pointed at , and remarked , and forced to behold the ...
... obtained admission , but the fair dancers had their engagements so well arranged , that he could not obtain a partner ; and Madame de Genlis's nephew passed the evening in a corner , pointed at , and remarked , and forced to behold the ...
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... obtained from a grocer's . A tempestuous night looked on the miserable procession ; and as they wound along the quays , the flashes of lightning and the red reflections of the torches from the Seine gave appropriate lurid light to the ...
... obtained from a grocer's . A tempestuous night looked on the miserable procession ; and as they wound along the quays , the flashes of lightning and the red reflections of the torches from the Seine gave appropriate lurid light to the ...
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... obtain . A satire of the time puts these words in his mouth when re- commending his humane piece of mechanism to the executive powers . " So many patients have died under my hands , that I may boast without vanity , of being better ...
... obtain . A satire of the time puts these words in his mouth when re- commending his humane piece of mechanism to the executive powers . " So many patients have died under my hands , that I may boast without vanity , of being better ...
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... obtained twenty prizes , or less than one prize for every four animals ; Ireland exhibited twenty - one animals , and got nice prizes , or nearly one prize for every two animals . " Of British exhibitors Lord Monck was perhaps the most ...
... obtained twenty prizes , or less than one prize for every four animals ; Ireland exhibited twenty - one animals , and got nice prizes , or nearly one prize for every two animals . " Of British exhibitors Lord Monck was perhaps the most ...
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... obtained employment . In 1803 , a reading society was formed by some young men , where James was kindly admitted , without being obliged to incur the attend- ant expense . One of the members possessing an equal thirst for knowledge ...
... obtained employment . In 1803 , a reading society was formed by some young men , where James was kindly admitted , without being obliged to incur the attend- ant expense . One of the members possessing an equal thirst for knowledge ...
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