The English Review, Volume 10F. & J. Rivington., 1848 |
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Page 14
... bodies to be laid one upon the other , and I upon the top of all , I there rendered up my soul to God . ' The minister answered , as usually a sensible man would answer in such cases , that such visions were not to be regarded . Yet ...
... bodies to be laid one upon the other , and I upon the top of all , I there rendered up my soul to God . ' The minister answered , as usually a sensible man would answer in such cases , that such visions were not to be regarded . Yet ...
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... body of the people , as of those who may be supposed to have received the best education . When the Duke of Guise was wounded by an assassin , during the siege of Orleans , the surgeons at first augured favourably of his recovery , but ...
... body of the people , as of those who may be supposed to have received the best education . When the Duke of Guise was wounded by an assassin , during the siege of Orleans , the surgeons at first augured favourably of his recovery , but ...
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... body knew where I passed , as the trees were every where hung with my colours . At Monsegur , I took eighty or a hundred sol- diers , and went round the walls and made them leap down ; they were dead before they came to the bottom . At ...
... body knew where I passed , as the trees were every where hung with my colours . At Monsegur , I took eighty or a hundred sol- diers , and went round the walls and made them leap down ; they were dead before they came to the bottom . At ...
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... body , and flung it down ; the face being so covered with blood that it could not be recognized . The Duke de Guise stooped down , and wiping it with his handkerchief , this man ( whom Hume has not hesitated to call as magnanimous as ...
... body , and flung it down ; the face being so covered with blood that it could not be recognized . The Duke de Guise stooped down , and wiping it with his handkerchief , this man ( whom Hume has not hesitated to call as magnanimous as ...
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... body and carried to the queen , with a large sack full of papers found in pillaging the house . The poor miserable trunk was exposed to all the insults which the terrific vio- lence of an infuriated and fanatical mob can lavish upon the ...
... body and carried to the queen , with a large sack full of papers found in pillaging the house . The poor miserable trunk was exposed to all the insults which the terrific vio- lence of an infuriated and fanatical mob can lavish upon the ...
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