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... scene with Alonzo was truly sublime . I then , in very truth , forgot that it was a mere mimic scene before me - indeed ... scenes that he seemed to collect all his powers , and exert them with effect . His speech to the Senate was lofty ...
... scene with Alonzo was truly sublime . I then , in very truth , forgot that it was a mere mimic scene before me - indeed ... scenes that he seemed to collect all his powers , and exert them with effect . His speech to the Senate was lofty ...
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... scenes . It is a random thing , suggested by recollections of scenes and stories about Tarrytown . The story is a mere whimsical band to connect descriptions of scenery , customs , manners , etc. The outline of this story had been ...
... scenes . It is a random thing , suggested by recollections of scenes and stories about Tarrytown . The story is a mere whimsical band to connect descriptions of scenery , customs , manners , etc. The outline of this story had been ...
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... scenes full of character and picture . The place where I am now passing my time is a complete study . The court of this little kingdom of Saxony is , perhaps , the most ceremonious and old - fashioned in Europe , and one finds here ...
... scenes full of character and picture . The place where I am now passing my time is a complete study . The court of this little kingdom of Saxony is , perhaps , the most ceremonious and old - fashioned in Europe , and one finds here ...
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