The Monthly Magazine, 第 35 巻Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper, 1813 |
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... death was deeply feit and regretted . In his service , Pedro de Andrade , corre- sponding with some and mixing in the society of others , secured the frendship of the most enlightened poets of Portos gal . Enjoying a lite dedicated to ...
... death was deeply feit and regretted . In his service , Pedro de Andrade , corre- sponding with some and mixing in the society of others , secured the frendship of the most enlightened poets of Portos gal . Enjoying a lite dedicated to ...
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... death of this nobleman , he gave him the Alcaidaria of Celorico de Basto , and a pension of 200 mill - reas , both of which grants were confirined to him by King Dom Sebastiao . In the will of the prince , the name of Pedro de Andrade ...
... death of this nobleman , he gave him the Alcaidaria of Celorico de Basto , and a pension of 200 mill - reas , both of which grants were confirined to him by King Dom Sebastiao . In the will of the prince , the name of Pedro de Andrade ...
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... death less name , ) restrains my pen ; and will not permit me to particularize incongrui- ties of a similar kind , which I would have ever offensive to good taste , and , scouted by all who have at heart the true dignity and honour of ...
... death less name , ) restrains my pen ; and will not permit me to particularize incongrui- ties of a similar kind , which I would have ever offensive to good taste , and , scouted by all who have at heart the true dignity and honour of ...
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... death of the king . John Cook , the solicitor of the High Court , whose plea ( charitably taken ) is his best character , that his crime was not out of malice but avarice ; being a poor man , and in a wanting condition before he ...
... death of the king . John Cook , the solicitor of the High Court , whose plea ( charitably taken ) is his best character , that his crime was not out of malice but avarice ; being a poor man , and in a wanting condition before he ...
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... death . Lastly , the aborigines of Britain call it to this day Inis - Wen , or the White Island ; the Inis - huna , or Inis Uina of Caledonian bards , who , by it , understand England , or at least the southern parts of it . Al - Fionn ...
... death . Lastly , the aborigines of Britain call it to this day Inis - Wen , or the White Island ; the Inis - huna , or Inis Uina of Caledonian bards , who , by it , understand England , or at least the southern parts of it . Al - Fionn ...
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