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Of the ancient Greeks we know more than enough ; at least the younger men of
Europe devote much of their time to the study of the Greek writers and history ,
which would be more usefully spent in mastering their own . Of the moderns , we
...
Of the ancient Greeks we know more than enough ; at least the younger men of
Europe devote much of their time to the study of the Greek writers and history ,
which would be more usefully spent in mastering their own . Of the moderns , we
...
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Equal , at least , to the Spaniards , they are superior to the Portuguese . If it be
difficult to pronounce what they are , we can at least say what they are not : they
are not treacherous , they are not cowardly , they do not burn heretics , they are
not ...
Equal , at least , to the Spaniards , they are superior to the Portuguese . If it be
difficult to pronounce what they are , we can at least say what they are not : they
are not treacherous , they are not cowardly , they do not burn heretics , they are
not ...
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The Mussulmans , whose erroneous devotion ( at least in the lower orders ) is
most sincere , and therefore impressive , are accustomed to repeat their
prescribed orisons and prayers wherever CHILDE HAROLD ' S PILGRIMAGE .
267.
The Mussulmans , whose erroneous devotion ( at least in the lower orders ) is
most sincere , and therefore impressive , are accustomed to repeat their
prescribed orisons and prayers wherever CHILDE HAROLD ' S PILGRIMAGE .
267.
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It may be enough then , at least for my purpose , to quote from their own beautiful
language — “ Mi pare che in un paese tutto poetico , che vanta la lingua la più
nobile ed insieme la più dolce , tutte tutte le vie diverse si possono tentare , e che
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It may be enough then , at least for my purpose , to quote from their own beautiful
language — “ Mi pare che in un paese tutto poetico , che vanta la lingua la più
nobile ed insieme la più dolce , tutte tutte le vie diverse si possono tentare , e che
...
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The literary history of Italy particularises no such edition ; but it was not long
before the whole of Europe had but one opinion of the Decameron ; and the
absolution of the author seems to have been a point settled at least a hundred
years ago ...
The literary history of Italy particularises no such edition ; but it was not long
before the whole of Europe had but one opinion of the Decameron ; and the
absolution of the author seems to have been a point settled at least a hundred
years ago ...
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| Título | The Works of Lord Byron, Volumen 1 The Works of Lord Byron, George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Autor | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Editor | John Murray, 1819 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 11 Jun 2008 |
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