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Pagina 113
... believe nobody at the White Lion is apprised of it ; though I let the officers know the strength , or rather weakness , of my pocket , yet they treated me with the utmost civil- ity ; and even when they conducted me to confine- ment ...
... believe nobody at the White Lion is apprised of it ; though I let the officers know the strength , or rather weakness , of my pocket , yet they treated me with the utmost civil- ity ; and even when they conducted me to confine- ment ...
Pagina 154
... believe that they both were greatly shocked and distressed ( though it may be differently ) upon this occasion . The dean made a tour to the south of Ireland , for about two months , at this time , to dissipate his thoughts , and give ...
... believe that they both were greatly shocked and distressed ( though it may be differently ) upon this occasion . The dean made a tour to the south of Ireland , for about two months , at this time , to dissipate his thoughts , and give ...
Pagina 337
... believe , is what a translator of Homer ought , principally , to imitate ; and it is very hard for any translator to come up to it , because the chief reason , why all translations fall short of their originals is , that the very ...
... believe , is what a translator of Homer ought , principally , to imitate ; and it is very hard for any translator to come up to it , because the chief reason , why all translations fall short of their originals is , that the very ...
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