The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 55Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1862 - American literature |
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... followed up Sardinia to join in the league . It would in December by a formal invitation to be hard to prove , though we are inclined to believe that Count de Cavour provoked the invitation ; but however that may be , held out to him of ...
... followed up Sardinia to join in the league . It would in December by a formal invitation to be hard to prove , though we are inclined to believe that Count de Cavour provoked the invitation ; but however that may be , held out to him of ...
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... followed by the Admiral , whose courage seemed wholly unshaken by the sudden reverse he had experienced , and who marched with a firm step and haugh- ty front in the midst of the guard . Dismounting at the grand portal , the Constable ...
... followed by the Admiral , whose courage seemed wholly unshaken by the sudden reverse he had experienced , and who marched with a firm step and haugh- ty front in the midst of the guard . Dismounting at the grand portal , the Constable ...
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... followed him out of the room , and his suspicions being strength- ened by seeing the glutton about descending the door - steps instead of wending his way to the ball room , he stopped him , saying : “ Friend , who are you ? " The poor ...
... followed him out of the room , and his suspicions being strength- ened by seeing the glutton about descending the door - steps instead of wending his way to the ball room , he stopped him , saying : “ Friend , who are you ? " The poor ...
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