The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... Heart , seems to be specially distinguished by its ultra- Romanizing character . Every member of this company is ... Heart , " are termed " Nuns " by the Sisters of Mercy , and the place of their habitation a " Nunnery . " As I have ...
... Heart , seems to be specially distinguished by its ultra- Romanizing character . Every member of this company is ... Heart , " are termed " Nuns " by the Sisters of Mercy , and the place of their habitation a " Nunnery . " As I have ...
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... Hearts of Oak . ' How simple are the words . Take this verse : — ' We never see our foes but we wish them to stay : They ... heart as well as of imagination , to have made the great actor , author of a sea song which holds its place even ...
... Hearts of Oak . ' How simple are the words . Take this verse : — ' We never see our foes but we wish them to stay : They ... heart as well as of imagination , to have made the great actor , author of a sea song which holds its place even ...
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... heart in the kingdom can now feel dismay ? Nine sail of the line ! not amiss . While they shrug up their shoulders , and snuff away , How the Mounseers will jabber at this . ' And no wonder ; for the chorus tells us , - ' We'll bang the ...
... heart in the kingdom can now feel dismay ? Nine sail of the line ! not amiss . While they shrug up their shoulders , and snuff away , How the Mounseers will jabber at this . ' And no wonder ; for the chorus tells us , - ' We'll bang the ...
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