Oriental Herald and Colonial Review, Volume 9James Silk Buckingham J. M. Richardson, 1826 |
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... feelings , to enjoy his beauties , some labour is necessary ; nothing more needs be said to account for the very limited circulation of antient or foreign books . Doubtless it is of much more importance that we should thoroughly ...
... feelings , to enjoy his beauties , some labour is necessary ; nothing more needs be said to account for the very limited circulation of antient or foreign books . Doubtless it is of much more importance that we should thoroughly ...
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... feelings in wine , a remedy to which the Chinese , both men and women , appear to be particularly partial . In a day or two , and before Leang is allowed any further opportunity of communicating his affections , the fair Yaou - seen ...
... feelings in wine , a remedy to which the Chinese , both men and women , appear to be particularly partial . In a day or two , and before Leang is allowed any further opportunity of communicating his affections , the fair Yaou - seen ...
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... feelings of this kind ! One won't begin - neither will the other ; people meet , with large intentions in their ... feeling the extreme agony of their situation , retreat with mutual eagerness from the embarrass- ment of each other's ...
... feelings of this kind ! One won't begin - neither will the other ; people meet , with large intentions in their ... feeling the extreme agony of their situation , retreat with mutual eagerness from the embarrass- ment of each other's ...
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... feelings of his neighbours than became his sacred office . Allusion was particularly made to the gross public insult he had offered ( in his Magazine for April or May 1823 ) to that large class of persons now grown up in India , partly ...
... feelings of his neighbours than became his sacred office . Allusion was particularly made to the gross public insult he had offered ( in his Magazine for April or May 1823 ) to that large class of persons now grown up in India , partly ...
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... feeling on such a subject , and of the delicate manner in which it became public writers to treat of it , with all ... feelings of all his countrymen . The Doctor would have been severely handled for this in the public papers ; but the ...
... feeling on such a subject , and of the delicate manner in which it became public writers to treat of it , with all ... feelings of all his countrymen . The Doctor would have been severely handled for this in the public papers ; but the ...
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