Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... passed several months without a twinge . But his hand and foot had been relieved at the expense of his nerves . He became melancholy , fanciful , irri- table . The embarrassing state of public affairs , the grave responsibility which ...
... passed several months without a twinge . But his hand and foot had been relieved at the expense of his nerves . He became melancholy , fanciful , irri- table . The embarrassing state of public affairs , the grave responsibility which ...
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... passed the Commons with little difficulty . For the bishop , though invited to defend himself , chose to reserve his defence for the assembly of which he was a member . In the Lords the contest was sharp . The young Duke of Wharton ...
... passed the Commons with little difficulty . For the bishop , though invited to defend himself , chose to reserve his defence for the assembly of which he was a member . In the Lords the contest was sharp . The young Duke of Wharton ...
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... passed in debate and of summers passed in London , to be a tolerably healthy one . It was prob- ably on account of the delicacy of his frame that he was not educated like other boys of the same rank . Almost all the eminent English ...
... passed in debate and of summers passed in London , to be a tolerably healthy one . It was prob- ably on account of the delicacy of his frame that he was not educated like other boys of the same rank . Almost all the eminent English ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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