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189. oldal
as a fact ; and a fact full of significance , in Third : Our tunes were characteritics . connection with the other fact , that our They consisted of two classes . First , we Church melody was then so full of power , used , in common ...
as a fact ; and a fact full of significance , in Third : Our tunes were characteritics . connection with the other fact , that our They consisted of two classes . First , we Church melody was then so full of power , used , in common ...
205. oldal
... the venerable aspect bodily confinement , privation of good air , the and antique manners of Talleyrand , Metdirect action of noxious vapors , or other causes , ternich , and Nesselrode_statesmen who is a fact too familiar to all .
... the venerable aspect bodily confinement , privation of good air , the and antique manners of Talleyrand , Metdirect action of noxious vapors , or other causes , ternich , and Nesselrode_statesmen who is a fact too familiar to all .
639. oldal
They are so and invented it : and I believe this upon evi- hard that they have been found to be preferadence which is as convincing to my own mind , ble to rubies for the purposes of watch - making . as the evidence of the fact that I ...
They are so and invented it : and I believe this upon evi- hard that they have been found to be preferadence which is as convincing to my own mind , ble to rubies for the purposes of watch - making . as the evidence of the fact that I ...
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