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... cause of sublimity ; whilst a few strong catches of stormy light , thrown upon the desert in the back ground , served to give some idea of the immense extent and dreary solitude of the wastes , in which this venerable ruin stands ...
... cause of sublimity ; whilst a few strong catches of stormy light , thrown upon the desert in the back ground , served to give some idea of the immense extent and dreary solitude of the wastes , in which this venerable ruin stands ...
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... cause of their imprisonment ; for they are neither told their crime , nor confronted with witnesses . As soon as they are imprisoned their friends go into mourning , and speak of them as dead , not daring to solicit their pardon , lest ...
... cause of their imprisonment ; for they are neither told their crime , nor confronted with witnesses . As soon as they are imprisoned their friends go into mourning , and speak of them as dead , not daring to solicit their pardon , lest ...
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... cause , she embarked on board a transport , with part of Delancey's and Chambers's corps , was shipwrecked on Seal Island , in the Bay of Fundy , when near 300 men , and numbers of women and children , were lost - that she suffered un ...
... cause , she embarked on board a transport , with part of Delancey's and Chambers's corps , was shipwrecked on Seal Island , in the Bay of Fundy , when near 300 men , and numbers of women and children , were lost - that she suffered un ...
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... cause such an effect . They support their argument by the opinion of a famous philosopher , who shews , that the most violent rains rise but an inch and a half of water in half an hour , which is after the rate of six feet a day , and ...
... cause such an effect . They support their argument by the opinion of a famous philosopher , who shews , that the most violent rains rise but an inch and a half of water in half an hour , which is after the rate of six feet a day , and ...
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... cause for which our father's died . All venal knaves he vow'd were England's curse , And when the country claim'd the lib'ral purse , Those who had plenty should resign their store , To keep taxation from the lab'ring poor . Our ancient ...
... cause for which our father's died . All venal knaves he vow'd were England's curse , And when the country claim'd the lib'ral purse , Those who had plenty should resign their store , To keep taxation from the lab'ring poor . Our ancient ...
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