New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volumen117Henry Colburn, 1859 |
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... never more will they , at the call of patriotism or of necessity , ruffle their swelling plumage , nor , putting forth their beauty and their bravery , collect their scattered ele- ments of strength , nor awaken again their dormant ...
... never more will they , at the call of patriotism or of necessity , ruffle their swelling plumage , nor , putting forth their beauty and their bravery , collect their scattered ele- ments of strength , nor awaken again their dormant ...
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... never been in commission ; this also may be said of the Octavia , Sutlej , Severn , and Phoebe ( now converting ) , and of the Active , Flora , Niobe , and Creole . If , then , we exclude all but really seviceable vessels , instead of ...
... never been in commission ; this also may be said of the Octavia , Sutlej , Severn , and Phoebe ( now converting ) , and of the Active , Flora , Niobe , and Creole . If , then , we exclude all but really seviceable vessels , instead of ...
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... never again be had recourse to , at all events under similar circumstances as have occurred before . From the researches of the French commission , it was found that the real number of able - bodied seamen in the merchant service , in ...
... never again be had recourse to , at all events under similar circumstances as have occurred before . From the researches of the French commission , it was found that the real number of able - bodied seamen in the merchant service , in ...
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... never hear of Rupert's death . He may be dead now , for all we know and until we do hear of it , I shall be the lord of Pommeroy . " " You never will , then , Leolin . I tell you that you cannot act against fate . I see not how you will ...
... never hear of Rupert's death . He may be dead now , for all we know and until we do hear of it , I shall be the lord of Pommeroy . " " You never will , then , Leolin . I tell you that you cannot act against fate . I see not how you will ...
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... never have sought to do it . Even Lady Anna sees how wrong you are . " " I care not who sees it , " foamed Leolin . " I will be lord of Pom- meroy in spite of you all , and it is no puny child , born of Sybilla Gaunt , who shall Joan ...
... never have sought to do it . Even Lady Anna sees how wrong you are . " " I care not who sees it , " foamed Leolin . " I will be lord of Pom- meroy in spite of you all , and it is no puny child , born of Sybilla Gaunt , who shall Joan ...
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