La Belle Assemblée, 第 18 巻J. Bell, 1818 |
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... gave as much mercury as our St. Helena Doctors ? Mr. Griffith , the chaplain to the embassy , was next introduced , whom Bonaparte termed l'aumonier , pronouncing at the same time in English , clair - gee - man.— “ Well , Sir , " he ...
... gave as much mercury as our St. Helena Doctors ? Mr. Griffith , the chaplain to the embassy , was next introduced , whom Bonaparte termed l'aumonier , pronouncing at the same time in English , clair - gee - man.— “ Well , Sir , " he ...
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... gave a fire to his eye ; and while his fingers struck the chords of his harp , he sung the praise of the chieftain's daugh- This hall of audience was extensive to the gaze ; it was built in all the majesty of feudal time — it rose in ...
... gave a fire to his eye ; and while his fingers struck the chords of his harp , he sung the praise of the chieftain's daugh- This hall of audience was extensive to the gaze ; it was built in all the majesty of feudal time — it rose in ...
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... gave a hearty welcome to his nephew , to whom he even returned many thanks for his kind visit ; but I leave you to judge of his utter surprise when the young man , with a sanctified look and tone of voice , imparted his intention of re ...
... gave a hearty welcome to his nephew , to whom he even returned many thanks for his kind visit ; but I leave you to judge of his utter surprise when the young man , with a sanctified look and tone of voice , imparted his intention of re ...
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... gave up his singing , and finally shewed himself a young man of sense and abilities . The monks took great care to have it reported that his recovery was due to their mode of treatment , and accordingly receiv- ed deranged patients from ...
... gave up his singing , and finally shewed himself a young man of sense and abilities . The monks took great care to have it reported that his recovery was due to their mode of treatment , and accordingly receiv- ed deranged patients from ...
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... gave me great satis- faction , in seeing how descently and chris- tianly the sick people are attended , even to delicacy . I have seen them served by noble persons , men and women . They have also gardens , walks , and fountains ...
... gave me great satis- faction , in seeing how descently and chris- tianly the sick people are attended , even to delicacy . I have seen them served by noble persons , men and women . They have also gardens , walks , and fountains ...
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