Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 31W. Blackwood, 1832 |
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... Italian cam- paigns , the triumphs of the Pyramids , which induced the nation to hail his usurpation with joy : the charge of the 10th hussars broke the last co- lumns of the imperial army ; but the foundation of the triumph of Wel ...
... Italian cam- paigns , the triumphs of the Pyramids , which induced the nation to hail his usurpation with joy : the charge of the 10th hussars broke the last co- lumns of the imperial army ; but the foundation of the triumph of Wel ...
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... Italy , th illustrious Lorenzo was chief . Eve occurrence of the evening seeme easily explicable on this hypothes -but one ; the general uproar in th streets of Goettingen at the peric of his leaving . That savoured to strongly of ...
... Italy , th illustrious Lorenzo was chief . Eve occurrence of the evening seeme easily explicable on this hypothes -but one ; the general uproar in th streets of Goettingen at the peric of his leaving . That savoured to strongly of ...
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... Italian who was not a fiddler or a scoundrel . " -But to the honourable Charles Montfort , Tuscany was a bed of ... Italy , a country to which nothing but patriotic blindness , or poetic rapture , ever 1832. ] 91 The Premier and his ...
... Italian who was not a fiddler or a scoundrel . " -But to the honourable Charles Montfort , Tuscany was a bed of ... Italy , a country to which nothing but patriotic blindness , or poetic rapture , ever 1832. ] 91 The Premier and his ...
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... Italian principalities , the one which offers least to the lover of the arts , past or present , but which has the softest name . Romance is the charm of the sex ; and all the fairest of the fair , of every land , tend to Florence ...
... Italian principalities , the one which offers least to the lover of the arts , past or present , but which has the softest name . Romance is the charm of the sex ; and all the fairest of the fair , of every land , tend to Florence ...
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... Italians though that they were assailed by the ma jesty of the fiends in person , th paroxysm finished by Montfort ' finding the bandits fled , the stree empty , the chaperon clinging t his knees , the fair Matilda breathles in his arms ...
... Italians though that they were assailed by the ma jesty of the fiends in person , th paroxysm finished by Montfort ' finding the bandits fled , the stree empty , the chaperon clinging t his knees , the fair Matilda breathles in his arms ...
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