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... its natural and picturesque beauties , but as it often comes blended with Roman remains , hallowing the ground over which they are strewed , and never failing to awaken those classical reminiscences which must be ever cherished .
... its natural and picturesque beauties , but as it often comes blended with Roman remains , hallowing the ground over which they are strewed , and never failing to awaken those classical reminiscences which must be ever cherished .
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... let me forthwith , without type or trope , All ye who travel , call your minds to this, In foreign realms , you'll find abundant scope , For kindness , -may you thereby never miss The surest path to earthly happiness ! -- LIV .
... let me forthwith , without type or trope , All ye who travel , call your minds to this, In foreign realms , you'll find abundant scope , For kindness , -may you thereby never miss The surest path to earthly happiness ! -- LIV .
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... a most powerful and distinguished prelate , who first planned the Dome at Cologne , and which was afterwards commenced by Conrad . He began it in 1248 , and it was carried on under different governments till It has never ...
... a most powerful and distinguished prelate , who first planned the Dome at Cologne , and which was afterwards commenced by Conrad . He began it in 1248 , and it was carried on under different governments till It has never ...
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-how I'd laud the man , Who ( Europe shackled , ready to expire ) , Was never seen , but in the blazing van ; 1 “ Otton jugea à propos de rompre le pont que Constantine avoit fait jeter sur le Rhin à Cologne . " —Nouveau Merian , p .
-how I'd laud the man , Who ( Europe shackled , ready to expire ) , Was never seen , but in the blazing van ; 1 “ Otton jugea à propos de rompre le pont que Constantine avoit fait jeter sur le Rhin à Cologne . " —Nouveau Merian , p .
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And our emporium , London ! never last To raise the suffering , and sustain the good ; be 1 The origin of this confederacy is somewhat obscure , but it may nearly referred , in point of time , to the middle of the thirteenth century .
And our emporium , London ! never last To raise the suffering , and sustain the good ; be 1 The origin of this confederacy is somewhat obscure , but it may nearly referred , in point of time , to the middle of the thirteenth century .
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| Title | Fitz-Raymond; Or, The Rambler on the Rhine: A Metrico- Political Sketch of Past and Present Times |
| Author | Sir Whitelaw Ainslie |
| Publisher | A. Black, 1831 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 12 Jan 2007 |
| Length | 200 pages |
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