Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country, Volume 59James Fraser, 1859 |
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... English Sunday would then decimate our ranks by ennui . ' The next morning would see them in full retreat to the coast . Mean- while the English of the great town would discover what handy little dogs the Frenchmen were , what cooks ...
... English Sunday would then decimate our ranks by ennui . ' The next morning would see them in full retreat to the coast . Mean- while the English of the great town would discover what handy little dogs the Frenchmen were , what cooks ...
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... English nation , wrote and spoke in the English tongue . It is necessary to revert to Gower's writings generally , in order to understand our obligations to him for the Confessio Amantis . This is his only English work . His Speculum ...
... English nation , wrote and spoke in the English tongue . It is necessary to revert to Gower's writings generally , in order to understand our obligations to him for the Confessio Amantis . This is his only English work . His Speculum ...
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... English born and English bred . When George III . ascended the throne his subjects rejoiced that they had at last a King who said poetry and not boetry , and called the Lower House Commons , ' and not Gommons . There was a similar ...
... English born and English bred . When George III . ascended the throne his subjects rejoiced that they had at last a King who said poetry and not boetry , and called the Lower House Commons , ' and not Gommons . There was a similar ...
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