EssaysEdward Moxon, 1841 - 79 Seiten |
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... lived in the time of Edward the Confessor ; and was so eminently a feudal lord , that the here- ditary greatness of his dominion appears to have been singular even at that time , and to have lasted with an uninterrupted succession from ...
... lived in the time of Edward the Confessor ; and was so eminently a feudal lord , that the here- ditary greatness of his dominion appears to have been singular even at that time , and to have lasted with an uninterrupted succession from ...
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... lived also in Bartholomew - close , where Milton afterwards lived . It is in the passage from tholomew's . Aubrey gives it as a common the cloisters of Christ's Hospital into St. Bar- opinion , that at the time when Jonson's father- in ...
... lived also in Bartholomew - close , where Milton afterwards lived . It is in the passage from tholomew's . Aubrey gives it as a common the cloisters of Christ's Hospital into St. Bar- opinion , that at the time when Jonson's father- in ...
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... lived , and in Gray's - inn garden meditated , Lord Bacon . In Southampton - row , Holborn , Cowper was fel- low - clerk to an attorney with the future Lord Chancellor Thurlow . At one of the Fleet - street corners of Chancery - lane ...
... lived , and in Gray's - inn garden meditated , Lord Bacon . In Southampton - row , Holborn , Cowper was fel- low - clerk to an attorney with the future Lord Chancellor Thurlow . At one of the Fleet - street corners of Chancery - lane ...
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... lived before Christ , and could not worship God properly- ( debitamente ) . But he laments their state , and represents them as suffering a mitigated punishment : they only live in a state of perpetual desire without hope ( sol di tanto ...
... lived before Christ , and could not worship God properly- ( debitamente ) . But he laments their state , and represents them as suffering a mitigated punishment : they only live in a state of perpetual desire without hope ( sol di tanto ...
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... lived in a cave by Mount Aventine , breath- ing out fiery smoke , and haunting king Evan- der's highway like the Apollyon of Pilgrim's Progress . Semperque recenti Cæde tepebat humus ; foribusque adfixa superbis Ora virum tristi ...
... lived in a cave by Mount Aventine , breath- ing out fiery smoke , and haunting king Evan- der's highway like the Apollyon of Pilgrim's Progress . Semperque recenti Cæde tepebat humus ; foribusque adfixa superbis Ora virum tristi ...
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