The London Quarterly Review, Volume 15Theodore Foster, 1817 |
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... woman who was wounded by his side . After the fatal events of this day , they were no longer in safety at their hotel ... women , whom fear had deprived of all reason , had not clung to him . Nothing therefore could be he done but to ...
... woman who was wounded by his side . After the fatal events of this day , they were no longer in safety at their hotel ... women , whom fear had deprived of all reason , had not clung to him . Nothing therefore could be he done but to ...
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... women and children , they had no noyades , no fusillades , no Septem- brizings ! These were acts of individual cruelty , -- ebullitions of that national character which has made the civil wars of France more atrocious than those of any ...
... women and children , they had no noyades , no fusillades , no Septem- brizings ! These were acts of individual cruelty , -- ebullitions of that national character which has made the civil wars of France more atrocious than those of any ...
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... women and aged persons ; the servants were very numerous , and almost all thoroughly devoted to their masters . Only the maître d'hotel , and the valet who had been Madame de Lescure's surgeon , were warm revolutionists ; but they had ...
... women and aged persons ; the servants were very numerous , and almost all thoroughly devoted to their masters . Only the maître d'hotel , and the valet who had been Madame de Lescure's surgeon , were warm revolutionists ; but they had ...
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... women very much for his own sake , very little for theirs ; always won by them , but never subjected , he gave himself up to the impulse of passion , with- out bending his soul to the insinuating and sometimes perfidious blandish- ments ...
... women very much for his own sake , very little for theirs ; always won by them , but never subjected , he gave himself up to the impulse of passion , with- out bending his soul to the insinuating and sometimes perfidious blandish- ments ...
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... woman much older than himself , the rich widow of one of his kinsmen ; he was now living upon his estate called La Fonte - Clause , about two leagues from the town of Machecoul , when the insurgents called upon him to take the command ...
... woman much older than himself , the rich widow of one of his kinsmen ; he was now living upon his estate called La Fonte - Clause , about two leagues from the town of Machecoul , when the insurgents called upon him to take the command ...
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