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Page 240
... took them out , and set them free . They fluttered for some time round my horse , uttering a little cry , which I took for an expression of gratitude before taking flight into the mountains . | ground , so that we were obliged to hoist ...
... took them out , and set them free . They fluttered for some time round my horse , uttering a little cry , which I took for an expression of gratitude before taking flight into the mountains . | ground , so that we were obliged to hoist ...
Page 377
... took their turn . His number of languages was not short of twenty at this time , and in some he was profoundly versed— in most , very respectably . But the most remark- able thing through life was his memory , and its wonderful ...
... took their turn . His number of languages was not short of twenty at this time , and in some he was profoundly versed— in most , very respectably . But the most remark- able thing through life was his memory , and its wonderful ...
Page 472
... took any concern in the treasury business , spending his £ 2,000 a year in the manner of a gentlemanly sinecurist , the colonial funds were mumbled away , " and Hook being the responsi- ble party , was saddled with the blame . In 1823 ...
... took any concern in the treasury business , spending his £ 2,000 a year in the manner of a gentlemanly sinecurist , the colonial funds were mumbled away , " and Hook being the responsi- ble party , was saddled with the blame . In 1823 ...
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