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Pagina 81
... once , and that , if another desired to speak , the first should hold his peace ; as also I signified that some were ... once , but to their seeming great ad- vantage they constantly fell on me all at once and one of them , William ...
... once , and that , if another desired to speak , the first should hold his peace ; as also I signified that some were ... once , but to their seeming great ad- vantage they constantly fell on me all at once and one of them , William ...
Pagina 476
... once . What we term a long poem is , in fact , merely a succession of brief ones - that is to say , of brief poetical effects . It is needless to demonstrate that a poem is such , only in- asmuch as it intensely excites , by elevating ...
... once . What we term a long poem is , in fact , merely a succession of brief ones - that is to say , of brief poetical effects . It is needless to demonstrate that a poem is such , only in- asmuch as it intensely excites , by elevating ...
Pagina 508
... once , the halls of that old academy , never to enter them again . After a lapse of some months , spent at home in mere idleness , I found myself a student at Eton . The brief interval had been sufficient to enfeeble my remembrance of ...
... once , the halls of that old academy , never to enter them again . After a lapse of some months , spent at home in mere idleness , I found myself a student at Eton . The brief interval had been sufficient to enfeeble my remembrance of ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
From The Vinland History of the Flat | 15 |
MARTIN WALDSEEMÜLLER | 23 |
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