The Quarterly Review, Volumen 62William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1838 |
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... once to the right course . Under a press of sail he came alongside the sternmost ship , which was the Alcide , hailed the captain in the usual manner , and requested he would proceed with him to the British admiral , who was then in ...
... once to the right course . Under a press of sail he came alongside the sternmost ship , which was the Alcide , hailed the captain in the usual manner , and requested he would proceed with him to the British admiral , who was then in ...
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... once have returned to England if Conway had not persuaded them that it was necessary to do something before they returned . In this they all agreed except Cornwallis , who had seen no attainable object , or none worth attaining , from ...
... once have returned to England if Conway had not persuaded them that it was necessary to do something before they returned . In this they all agreed except Cornwallis , who had seen no attainable object , or none worth attaining , from ...
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... once , and repeating it , down she went alongside of him . ' The Royal George people gave a cheer , but the chaplain bears witness that it was a faint one ; their exultation was checked , and they were touched at the miserable fate of ...
... once , and repeating it , down she went alongside of him . ' The Royal George people gave a cheer , but the chaplain bears witness that it was a faint one ; their exultation was checked , and they were touched at the miserable fate of ...
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... once unhorse him and throw him out of the administration . His friends were therefore alarmed for him , and there was much caballing and whispering . ' No one who now , at the distance of two generations , considers this portion of ...
... once unhorse him and throw him out of the administration . His friends were therefore alarmed for him , and there was much caballing and whispering . ' No one who now , at the distance of two generations , considers this portion of ...
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... once travelled almost from one end of the con- tinent to the other , and kept a great variety of company , eating , drinking , and conversing with them freely , I never had heard in any conversation , from any person , drunk or sober ...
... once travelled almost from one end of the con- tinent to the other , and kept a great variety of company , eating , drinking , and conversing with them freely , I never had heard in any conversation , from any person , drunk or sober ...
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