Florence Macarthy: An Irish Tale, Band 1Henry Colburn, 1818 |
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... silent acquiescence , which malice or self - in- terest is but too ready to construe into tacit approbation . The appeal to public opinion be- longs to the age in which we live ; and it is the certainty of its ultimate success , not the ...
... silent acquiescence , which malice or self - in- terest is but too ready to construe into tacit approbation . The appeal to public opinion be- longs to the age in which we live ; and it is the certainty of its ultimate success , not the ...
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... observed the Irishman ; who , disappointed in the commission he had sought , had remain- ed motionless and silent , till the hope of VOL . I. C his services being again accepted sug gested itself ; and FLORENCE MACARTHY . 25.
... observed the Irishman ; who , disappointed in the commission he had sought , had remain- ed motionless and silent , till the hope of VOL . I. C his services being again accepted sug gested itself ; and FLORENCE MACARTHY . 25.
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... silent , and void . The guide , walking parallel to the tra- vellers , with his eye furtively glancing on them , evidently watched the effect which the beauty of his native city ( a beauty of which he was singularly proud ) made upon ...
... silent , and void . The guide , walking parallel to the tra- vellers , with his eye furtively glancing on them , evidently watched the effect which the beauty of his native city ( a beauty of which he was singularly proud ) made upon ...
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... silent senate - house , and commanded by its venerable university , he paused , as if from weariness , leaned his burthen against the college ballustrade , and drew upon the attention of the strangers ( who also voluntarily halted to ...
... silent senate - house , and commanded by its venerable university , he paused , as if from weariness , leaned his burthen against the college ballustrade , and drew upon the attention of the strangers ( who also voluntarily halted to ...
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... silent , and self - wrapped- " Beautiful , even now , entire and perfect in all its parts , what will it be centuries hence , touched by the consecrating hand of time , when its columns shall lie prostrate , its pediments and ...
... silent , and self - wrapped- " Beautiful , even now , entire and perfect in all its parts , what will it be centuries hence , touched by the consecrating hand of time , when its columns shall lie prostrate , its pediments and ...
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