Littell's Living Age, Volume 35Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1852 |
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Page 162
... doubt that he would win the race , added to the amount proposed to be given a sum of 2400 francs out of his own pocket . But the event turned out differently from the expectations of the rich Genevese . Chamfort , excited by the ...
... doubt that he would win the race , added to the amount proposed to be given a sum of 2400 francs out of his own pocket . But the event turned out differently from the expectations of the rich Genevese . Chamfort , excited by the ...
Page 292
... doubt . " It would complete an autiphonarium for the reformed liturgy . " 99 On the other hand , Elizabeth's choice of her religious advisers was dictated by the same acute- ness , which in every other important exercise of sovereign ...
... doubt . " It would complete an autiphonarium for the reformed liturgy . " 99 On the other hand , Elizabeth's choice of her religious advisers was dictated by the same acute- ness , which in every other important exercise of sovereign ...
Page 568
... doubt be considered pleasant by the public . His book , though written in the lightest vein , has plenty of good metal in it ; and though it has the faults of youth - a somewhat flippant positiveness of opinion on grave matters , and a ...
... doubt be considered pleasant by the public . His book , though written in the lightest vein , has plenty of good metal in it ; and though it has the faults of youth - a somewhat flippant positiveness of opinion on grave matters , and a ...
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