Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 47W. Blackwood., 1840 |
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... things would have had little inconvenience . The Count prac- tised theseverest disinterestedness . He even refused presents which belonged properly to his situation . Any thing , however trifling , that could have borne the appearance ...
... things would have had little inconvenience . The Count prac- tised theseverest disinterestedness . He even refused presents which belonged properly to his situation . Any thing , however trifling , that could have borne the appearance ...
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... thing but anxiety , made the interpreter inform the Count of her apprehensions . She received the an- swer usual in such cases - She might be quite at ease , as there was no dan- ger ; and also must keep herself quiet , and speak to no ...
... thing but anxiety , made the interpreter inform the Count of her apprehensions . She received the an- swer usual in such cases - She might be quite at ease , as there was no dan- ger ; and also must keep herself quiet , and speak to no ...
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... thing that depends on these , that I could not help regard- ing him not merely as instructed , but as profound . He abused the English and despised the Germans , and , in fine , laid before me that whole dramaturgie litany which I have ...
... thing that depends on these , that I could not help regard- ing him not merely as instructed , but as profound . He abused the English and despised the Germans , and , in fine , laid before me that whole dramaturgie litany which I have ...
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... thing which affected his person or reputation , all this to- gether might perhaps sometimes bring him into conflict with his superiors . To this was added the circumstance that he was wounded in a duel which had arisen in the theatre ...
... thing which affected his person or reputation , all this to- gether might perhaps sometimes bring him into conflict with his superiors . To this was added the circumstance that he was wounded in a duel which had arisen in the theatre ...
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... things , of life , and man- ners . And you perceive , my dear Eusebius , what nonsense I have da- ringly spurted ... thing - and the substitution of " inexpressibles , " as an immodest lie , unworthy the simplicity of manhood . We ...
... things , of life , and man- ners . And you perceive , my dear Eusebius , what nonsense I have da- ringly spurted ... thing - and the substitution of " inexpressibles , " as an immodest lie , unworthy the simplicity of manhood . We ...
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