The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1830 |
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... occasion so auspicious for the extension of useful knowledge , should have elapsed without its fruit . Mr. Fuller , however , mentions one fact that may be considered as corroborating the statement of Vol- ney . When the French ...
... occasion so auspicious for the extension of useful knowledge , should have elapsed without its fruit . Mr. Fuller , however , mentions one fact that may be considered as corroborating the statement of Vol- ney . When the French ...
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... occasion to speak of the friars of the Terra Santa , in whose care the Holy Sepulchre still remains . Many countries of Europe contributed to their support ; but the largest donations Mr. Fuller calculated came from South America ...
... occasion to speak of the friars of the Terra Santa , in whose care the Holy Sepulchre still remains . Many countries of Europe contributed to their support ; but the largest donations Mr. Fuller calculated came from South America ...
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... occasions of rejoicing , and which can be compared to nothing more exactly than to the frequent rapid pronunciation of the words lillah , lillah , lillah , in the shrillest tone imaginable . When I first heard it , it seemed wild and ...
... occasions of rejoicing , and which can be compared to nothing more exactly than to the frequent rapid pronunciation of the words lillah , lillah , lillah , in the shrillest tone imaginable . When I first heard it , it seemed wild and ...
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... occasion ; but was for the present detained in this convent by an attack of ophthalmia .'- pp . 371 ---- 373 . A great deal of very interesting information is supplied by Mr. Fuller , relative to the celebrated mountain of Lebanon , and ...
... occasion ; but was for the present detained in this convent by an attack of ophthalmia .'- pp . 371 ---- 373 . A great deal of very interesting information is supplied by Mr. Fuller , relative to the celebrated mountain of Lebanon , and ...
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... occasion was sup- posed to belong to the bridegroom , ) the latter was obliged to relinquish it to them , and seek refuge at that where I was lodged . He made but a forlorn appearance , as custom required that for several days preceding ...
... occasion was sup- posed to belong to the bridegroom , ) the latter was obliged to relinquish it to them , and seek refuge at that where I was lodged . He made but a forlorn appearance , as custom required that for several days preceding ...
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