The picture gallery explored; or, An account of various ancient customs and mannersHarvey & Darton, 1824 - Всего страниц: 200 |
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... thing but the histories of the old rooks , that perched in the high trees close to the house , or- -or- But here they were interrupted by the entrance of their mother ; and as they well knew that observa- tions of this kind would be ...
... thing but the histories of the old rooks , that perched in the high trees close to the house , or- -or- But here they were interrupted by the entrance of their mother ; and as they well knew that observa- tions of this kind would be ...
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... thing remarkable in it . ” In " Perhaps not , my dear , " said Mr. Wilmot ; " but might not this proceed from your igno- rance of the events connected with it . For my own part , I never cross it without musing on the ' mighty past ...
... thing remarkable in it . ” In " Perhaps not , my dear , " said Mr. Wilmot ; " but might not this proceed from your igno- rance of the events connected with it . For my own part , I never cross it without musing on the ' mighty past ...
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... thing indicated the approach of a tre- mendous conflict . But as yet they wanted a leader of sufficient courage and patriotism , around whose banner they might rally with confidence . Baliol made a feeble effort to pre- serve his crown ...
... thing indicated the approach of a tre- mendous conflict . But as yet they wanted a leader of sufficient courage and patriotism , around whose banner they might rally with confidence . Baliol made a feeble effort to pre- serve his crown ...
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... things of theirs , which were maintained in his forests , they de- nounced him as fast among themselves , with bell , book , and candle , to be accursed and ex- communicated . Thereto they so handled the matter with the pope and their ...
... things of theirs , which were maintained in his forests , they de- nounced him as fast among themselves , with bell , book , and candle , to be accursed and ex- communicated . Thereto they so handled the matter with the pope and their ...
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... thing more than a ruff at the collar , and that not more than a yard and a half long . They must wear no doublets but what are made of canvass , fustian , sackcloth , English leather , or woollen , without any gold , silver , or silk ...
... thing more than a ruff at the collar , and that not more than a yard and a half long . They must wear no doublets but what are made of canvass , fustian , sackcloth , English leather , or woollen , without any gold , silver , or silk ...
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