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she becomes only from his own standpoint , 305 — Cæsar bankrupt , ib .--- great suffering , 330 — the Engtries to entice him , 306 — he lacks faith in lishman , or American pays a heavier debt Pompey , 307 — his deficiencies arose for ...
she becomes only from his own standpoint , 305 — Cæsar bankrupt , ib .--- great suffering , 330 — the Engtries to entice him , 306 — he lacks faith in lishman , or American pays a heavier debt Pompey , 307 — his deficiencies arose for ...
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“ They wish , ” he observes , “ to inculcate this as one of their leading tenets , that souls do not become extinct , but pass after death from one body to another ; and they think that men by this tenet are in a great degree excited to ...
“ They wish , ” he observes , “ to inculcate this as one of their leading tenets , that souls do not become extinct , but pass after death from one body to another ; and they think that men by this tenet are in a great degree excited to ...
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After speaking in general terms of the Celts and their influence on the countries of which they took possession , Marcellinus proceeds to inform us that , throughout these provinces , the people gradually becoming civilized , the study ...
After speaking in general terms of the Celts and their influence on the countries of which they took possession , Marcellinus proceeds to inform us that , throughout these provinces , the people gradually becoming civilized , the study ...
Pagina 29
0 Albrecht Eusebius Wenzeslaus von Waldstein , whose last name the unsettled orthography of the times suffered . to become transmuted into Wallenstein , was born in Bohemia , September 15 , 1553. His blood was ancient and noble , but in ...
0 Albrecht Eusebius Wenzeslaus von Waldstein , whose last name the unsettled orthography of the times suffered . to become transmuted into Wallenstein , was born in Bohemia , September 15 , 1553. His blood was ancient and noble , but in ...
Pagina 41
So seldom did he speak that the harsh tone of his voice seemed to have become rusty from disuse . Banquets and convivialities he loved not ; so long as his twelve patrols secured to him unbroken stillness , he seemed to regale himself ...
So seldom did he speak that the harsh tone of his voice seemed to have become rusty from disuse . Banquets and convivialities he loved not ; so long as his twelve patrols secured to him unbroken stillness , he seemed to regale himself ...
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