The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Band 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... perfons of the knights , now firft feen by him , the fame of whofe actions is carried by the traveller , like merchandize , through the world , and refounded upon the harp of the minstrel . But I am not at liberty to make this ...
... perfons of the knights , now firft feen by him , the fame of whofe actions is carried by the traveller , like merchandize , through the world , and refounded upon the harp of the minstrel . But I am not at liberty to make this ...
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... perfons as rapidly deteriorated ; and for an indefinite period the powers of the ag- gregate increase , as the strength of the individual declines . Still , however , sciences may be estranged from philosophy , the practical from the ...
... perfons as rapidly deteriorated ; and for an indefinite period the powers of the ag- gregate increase , as the strength of the individual declines . Still , however , sciences may be estranged from philosophy , the practical from the ...
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... perfons , exclu- fively of the British foldiers , all of whom must be regularly supplied with corn and falt meat from Great Britain or Ireland . The population of Mal- ta and Gozo exceeds 100,000 ; while the food of all kinds produced ...
... perfons , exclu- fively of the British foldiers , all of whom must be regularly supplied with corn and falt meat from Great Britain or Ireland . The population of Mal- ta and Gozo exceeds 100,000 ; while the food of all kinds produced ...
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