The Quarterly Review, Volume 145John Murray, 1877 |
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... character of the Italians themselves ; and that the composition of their character was the consequence of their own free actions . Pre- eminently endowed with vigour of mind and indeed of body , with the clearest perception of humour ...
... character of the Italians themselves ; and that the composition of their character was the consequence of their own free actions . Pre- eminently endowed with vigour of mind and indeed of body , with the clearest perception of humour ...
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... character of Italian literature . They are in the first place , of course , applicable to the Italian composers of Latin verse . It is a sufficient proof of the slender inspiration of these poets , that few of them made any attempt to ...
... character of Italian literature . They are in the first place , of course , applicable to the Italian composers of Latin verse . It is a sufficient proof of the slender inspiration of these poets , that few of them made any attempt to ...
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... character as the novelist himself ; for he appears to be regarded by all the men as a manly and honourable person ; he is loved by every woman he meets ; he obtains an Under - Secretaryship of State ; and attains to truly heroic stature ...
... character as the novelist himself ; for he appears to be regarded by all the men as a manly and honourable person ; he is loved by every woman he meets ; he obtains an Under - Secretaryship of State ; and attains to truly heroic stature ...
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nightly Review November 1 1877 | 35 |
Mycena a Narrative of Researches and Discoveries | 62 |
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