The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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... perhaps than a learned profession , but much more than an ordinary trade . But as a peer of Parlia- ment forfeits those high privileges which in virtue of his peerage distinguish him from the vulgar mass of mankind , if he voluntari- ly ...
... perhaps than a learned profession , but much more than an ordinary trade . But as a peer of Parlia- ment forfeits those high privileges which in virtue of his peerage distinguish him from the vulgar mass of mankind , if he voluntari- ly ...
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... perhaps one of Monsieur's chickens , as his elder brother does not deal in the article . Certainly Daylesford must be that very coun- try of which Rabelais somewhere speaks with so much panegyric , where he says , the very hogs , God ...
... perhaps one of Monsieur's chickens , as his elder brother does not deal in the article . Certainly Daylesford must be that very coun- try of which Rabelais somewhere speaks with so much panegyric , where he says , the very hogs , God ...
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... Perhaps I perceived some of the beauties which escaped my attention in the first instance : perhaps others have been added in this edition of it : or perhaps its last effect may be better ascribed to that which it produced on Mrs ...
... Perhaps I perceived some of the beauties which escaped my attention in the first instance : perhaps others have been added in this edition of it : or perhaps its last effect may be better ascribed to that which it produced on Mrs ...
Contents
CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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