Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, Volum 1William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone W. Tait, 1834 |
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Pàgina 62
... give themselves up to hopeless despair . However , the worst tempest must end ; and so with these bursts of confusion . They end at length ; and all parties being heartily tired , the actual business of the day commences . the ...
... give themselves up to hopeless despair . However , the worst tempest must end ; and so with these bursts of confusion . They end at length ; and all parties being heartily tired , the actual business of the day commences . the ...
Pàgina 69
... give them through his Minister . The peers again waited on Don Pedro to remonstrate . He denied them admittance ; but ultimately , on the representation of the Duke of Terceira , gave an assurance that , on the meeting of the Cortes ...
... give them through his Minister . The peers again waited on Don Pedro to remonstrate . He denied them admittance ; but ultimately , on the representation of the Duke of Terceira , gave an assurance that , on the meeting of the Cortes ...
Pàgina 80
... Give , give , " you cry , till scarce one drop remains Of ebbing life - blood in your country's veins . Ill - omened birds ! The voice of vengeance calls- Your dirt - cemented Babel prostrate falls . Murrains and plagues your leprous ...
... Give , give , " you cry , till scarce one drop remains Of ebbing life - blood in your country's veins . Ill - omened birds ! The voice of vengeance calls- Your dirt - cemented Babel prostrate falls . Murrains and plagues your leprous ...
Pàgina 102
... give strength and consistency to the powers of the masculine mind , should be considered yet more necessary to the formation of that of wo- man . Be it established that female sensibility is peculiarly acute ; so much the more occasion ...
... give strength and consistency to the powers of the masculine mind , should be considered yet more necessary to the formation of that of wo- man . Be it established that female sensibility is peculiarly acute ; so much the more occasion ...
Pàgina 103
... give her country brave defenders , able advocates , and true pro- tectors . For those women whom early widow- hood , or other causes , consign to celibacy , I see not why civil offices should not be open , especi . ally chairs of ...
... give her country brave defenders , able advocates , and true pro- tectors . For those women whom early widow- hood , or other causes , consign to celibacy , I see not why civil offices should not be open , especi . ally chairs of ...
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