The Month, Volume 3Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1865 |
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Page 9
... give all they take not ; but twenty - five French crowns , for the worst event , I had lapped in cloth , and whereupon did wind divers - coloured threads , wherein I sticked needles , as if I had been so good a husband as to mend mine ...
... give all they take not ; but twenty - five French crowns , for the worst event , I had lapped in cloth , and whereupon did wind divers - coloured threads , wherein I sticked needles , as if I had been so good a husband as to mend mine ...
Page 26
... give me up for this reason , howsoever his inclination should rebel against the kindness of his heart and his true affection for me , I hastily sent him a letter , in which I said I could give him no cause for the change which had ...
... give me up for this reason , howsoever his inclination should rebel against the kindness of his heart and his true affection for me , I hastily sent him a letter , in which I said I could give him no cause for the change which had ...
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... give for a woman . Forgetting himself , my dearest Basil's only care was my happiness ; and firm remonstrances were blended with touching injunctions to his brother to treasure every hair of the head of one who was dearer to him than ...
... give for a woman . Forgetting himself , my dearest Basil's only care was my happiness ; and firm remonstrances were blended with touching injunctions to his brother to treasure every hair of the head of one who was dearer to him than ...
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... gives pleasure to so many must be right in art , takes for granted faith in their capacity to judge it . Where this ... give us a right judgment concerning them . And where a loose , easy attention is the limit that works of art claim ...
... gives pleasure to so many must be right in art , takes for granted faith in their capacity to judge it . Where this ... give us a right judgment concerning them . And where a loose , easy attention is the limit that works of art claim ...
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... give the special name of Art . Methods , or , in the wider sense , arts , of which the object is to supply some bodily want , begin and end with such wants and uses , whatever the nicety and skill required in the pursuit of them . If ...
... give the special name of Art . Methods , or , in the wider sense , arts , of which the object is to supply some bodily want , begin and end with such wants and uses , whatever the nicety and skill required in the pursuit of them . If ...
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