The Quarterly Review, Volume 145John Murray, 1877 |
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Page 208
... gives free expression to her feelings and thoughts , betraying in every other sentence her incurable self ... give hopes that the dark cloud had been uplifted . But she speedily relapsed , and indulged in all sorts of caprices ...
... gives free expression to her feelings and thoughts , betraying in every other sentence her incurable self ... give hopes that the dark cloud had been uplifted . But she speedily relapsed , and indulged in all sorts of caprices ...
Page 283
... gives it to a wild beast , for such his appetites sometimes make him ; passion , too , influences those who are in power ... give ' Verax ' credit for being so * Aristotle , Politics , ' book iii . cap . x . xi . simple as he wishes to ...
... gives it to a wild beast , for such his appetites sometimes make him ; passion , too , influences those who are in power ... give ' Verax ' credit for being so * Aristotle , Politics , ' book iii . cap . x . xi . simple as he wishes to ...
Page 502
... give up the white flag , the refusal of the Pretender to give up his religion was the chief , almost the sole , bar to the fullest realisation of his hopes . 6 6 Accumulated proofs are adduced by Mr. Lecky to show that Jacobites and ...
... give up the white flag , the refusal of the Pretender to give up his religion was the chief , almost the sole , bar to the fullest realisation of his hopes . 6 6 Accumulated proofs are adduced by Mr. Lecky to show that Jacobites and ...
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