The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volumen44Henry Colburn and Company, 1835 |
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... ment - an intensification of themselves . The interest they create is that of their own feelings ; the sentiment with which they inform their writings is born of a thousand personal recollections ; every object standing out upon the ...
... ment - an intensification of themselves . The interest they create is that of their own feelings ; the sentiment with which they inform their writings is born of a thousand personal recollections ; every object standing out upon the ...
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... ment . De stomach of de beings of humanity is not conformable to de digestation of de objects to which admissiveness is exercised at great dinings . " The Count's principle was quite in accordance with my own , and we certainly made sad ...
... ment . De stomach of de beings of humanity is not conformable to de digestation of de objects to which admissiveness is exercised at great dinings . " The Count's principle was quite in accordance with my own , and we certainly made sad ...
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... ment , to Dr. Francia . This same Mr. Herrera had been the envoy from that place to Paraguay , on the mission which so entirely failed , to solicit , and establish by treaty , a commercial intercourse between the two republics . I had ...
... ment , to Dr. Francia . This same Mr. Herrera had been the envoy from that place to Paraguay , on the mission which so entirely failed , to solicit , and establish by treaty , a commercial intercourse between the two republics . I had ...
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... ment , which showed rather diminished means than superseded habits of elegance and taste . The plate off which he dined was beautifully bright ; the small table at which he ate , and which never admitted of more than one guest , was ...
... ment , which showed rather diminished means than superseded habits of elegance and taste . The plate off which he dined was beautifully bright ; the small table at which he ate , and which never admitted of more than one guest , was ...
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... ment . " London , 23d April , 1828. " The following two have needed no translation , as they were inscribed in that language which one of the parties ( now filling in his own country the honourable post of Secretary to the Cortes ) gave ...
... ment . " London , 23d April , 1828. " The following two have needed no translation , as they were inscribed in that language which one of the parties ( now filling in his own country the honourable post of Secretary to the Cortes ) gave ...
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