Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... perhaps exerts the same power in the Greenlander's hut as in the palaces of eastern monarchs . " 3 Anningait thus celebrated Ajut : " Her fingers were white as the teeth of the morse , and her smile grateful as the dissolution of the ...
... perhaps exerts the same power in the Greenlander's hut as in the palaces of eastern monarchs . " 3 Anningait thus celebrated Ajut : " Her fingers were white as the teeth of the morse , and her smile grateful as the dissolution of the ...
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... perhaps has called his companions to share the pleasure of a second perusal , I grieve for the disappointment which he is to feel at the fatal inspec- tion . His hopes , however , do not yet forsake him ; he is certain of giving lustre ...
... perhaps has called his companions to share the pleasure of a second perusal , I grieve for the disappointment which he is to feel at the fatal inspec- tion . His hopes , however , do not yet forsake him ; he is certain of giving lustre ...
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... perhaps it will not be useless to consider what consequences might arise from relaxations of the law , and a more rational and equitable adaptation of penalties to offences . " Death is , as one of the ancients observes , To Tv poßepuv ...
... perhaps it will not be useless to consider what consequences might arise from relaxations of the law , and a more rational and equitable adaptation of penalties to offences . " Death is , as one of the ancients observes , To Tv poßepuv ...
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