Littell's Living Age, 33. kötetLiving Age Company, Incorporated, 1852 |
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... remarkable than its subject , that it suggests the old comparison of flies in amber ; and , without deeming it necessary to compare Mr. Sterling to the insect , or Messrs . Hare and Carlyle to the inflammable gum , we shall not be far ...
... remarkable than its subject , that it suggests the old comparison of flies in amber ; and , without deeming it necessary to compare Mr. Sterling to the insect , or Messrs . Hare and Carlyle to the inflammable gum , we shall not be far ...
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... remarkable individual . He was a native of Neu- chatel , in Switzerland , and thence he was removed , while young , to Versailles , for the purpose of learning his business as a horologist . His parents being poor , he found it ...
... remarkable individual . He was a native of Neu- chatel , in Switzerland , and thence he was removed , while young , to Versailles , for the purpose of learning his business as a horologist . His parents being poor , he found it ...
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... remarkable beauty and precocious wit . strength and weakness , are incompatible , as separ- A Mr. John Allan , a merchant , adopted the boy , ate existences , in the human physique , it is by no who accompanied him to England in 1816 ...
... remarkable beauty and precocious wit . strength and weakness , are incompatible , as separ- A Mr. John Allan , a merchant , adopted the boy , ate existences , in the human physique , it is by no who accompanied him to England in 1816 ...
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