Электронная книга: William Somervile «The poetical works. Vol. 2»
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William Somervile
William Somervile or Somerville (
Somervile was the eldest son of a country gentleman, and was born at Edstone,
His "Chase" passed through many editions. It was illustrated by
References
*1911
Источник: William Somervile
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