Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, 第 4 巻William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone W. Tait, 1837 |
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... believe that this connexion was pretty extensive , though not publicly avowed ; and so far from being lucrative , that at first I believe it to have been expensive to him ; and whatever profits might afterwards arise , were applied , as ...
... believe that this connexion was pretty extensive , though not publicly avowed ; and so far from being lucrative , that at first I believe it to have been expensive to him ; and whatever profits might afterwards arise , were applied , as ...
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... believe it is possible to make him a monk one day and a Turk three days after . He has a flattering insinuating manner , which naturally prejudices strangers in his favour . He began to talk to me in the usual silly cant I have so often ...
... believe it is possible to make him a monk one day and a Turk three days after . He has a flattering insinuating manner , which naturally prejudices strangers in his favour . He began to talk to me in the usual silly cant I have so often ...
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... believe that substantial truth and undeniable fact pervade the whole of my letter , that I would challenge the Lord Brougham himself , with his almost matchless powers of investigation and analysis - yea , though he were now sitting on ...
... believe that substantial truth and undeniable fact pervade the whole of my letter , that I would challenge the Lord Brougham himself , with his almost matchless powers of investigation and analysis - yea , though he were now sitting on ...
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