Littell's Living Age, 32. kötetLittell, Son and Company, 1852 |
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228. oldal
... letter that I should at a future time show you that I enjoyed the full confidence of Lord Auckland and his board . I now beg to send you , not only extracts of letters from Lord Auckland , but also from Lords Melville , Minto ...
... letter that I should at a future time show you that I enjoyed the full confidence of Lord Auckland and his board . I now beg to send you , not only extracts of letters from Lord Auckland , but also from Lords Melville , Minto ...
422. oldal
... letter you find enclosed is a fair specimen of the epistolary encouragement afforded to Irish emigration by every Transatlantic post . I will not add one word of comment on a letter , of its kind , so intelligible as I trust you will ...
... letter you find enclosed is a fair specimen of the epistolary encouragement afforded to Irish emigration by every Transatlantic post . I will not add one word of comment on a letter , of its kind , so intelligible as I trust you will ...
546. oldal
... letter which had been entrusted to my care , and judge of my consternation when I found that I had unconsciously made it the victim of my im- patience , and that it was so crumpled and torn that it looked like anything but a letter . In ...
... letter which had been entrusted to my care , and judge of my consternation when I found that I had unconsciously made it the victim of my im- patience , and that it was so crumpled and torn that it looked like anything but a letter . In ...
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