Retrospective Review, Volume 4Henry Southern, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas C. and H. Baldwyn, 1821 - Bibliography |
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Page 6
... turning suddenly about to Alexander and Cecchino , I bid them fire off their pieces , and shewed them how to escape every shot of the besiegers . Having accordingly fired twice for the enemy's once , I softly ap- proached the walls ...
... turning suddenly about to Alexander and Cecchino , I bid them fire off their pieces , and shewed them how to escape every shot of the besiegers . Having accordingly fired twice for the enemy's once , I softly ap- proached the walls ...
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... turns , telling him , that he who was employed by another , in any work , should take it back when required ; but ... turn- ing it round several times , asked the governor if he had seen it , and , on his replying that he had , and ...
... turns , telling him , that he who was employed by another , in any work , should take it back when required ; but ... turn- ing it round several times , asked the governor if he had seen it , and , on his replying that he had , and ...
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... turn to- wards the Farnese Palace , it being customary , with me , to take the round - about way , I saw the Corsican bravo quit the place , where he was sitting , and advance to the middle of the street : without being in the least ...
... turn to- wards the Farnese Palace , it being customary , with me , to take the round - about way , I saw the Corsican bravo quit the place , where he was sitting , and advance to the middle of the street : without being in the least ...
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... turning , afterwards , to the no- blemen present , he deliberately uttered these words : I really believe that if there were to be gates to Paradise , it never could have any finer than this . When I saw that he had made an end of ...
... turning , afterwards , to the no- blemen present , he deliberately uttered these words : I really believe that if there were to be gates to Paradise , it never could have any finer than this . When I saw that he had made an end of ...
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... turn'd towards her , Tho ' I go I tarry with thee , And against the monarch's baseness In thy truth I will confide me . Then he hasten'd on his journey , Fix'd his eyes upon the maiden , Stole a hundred thousand glances And to Andujar ...
... turn'd towards her , Tho ' I go I tarry with thee , And against the monarch's baseness In thy truth I will confide me . Then he hasten'd on his journey , Fix'd his eyes upon the maiden , Stole a hundred thousand glances And to Andujar ...
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