The Month, Volume 8Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1868 |
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Page 110
... translation of Père Chocarne's Vie Intime du Père Lacordaire , a work also of singular excellence in its kind , and with which our readers are to some extent familiar . The translation is we think much above the average , and the volume ...
... translation of Père Chocarne's Vie Intime du Père Lacordaire , a work also of singular excellence in its kind , and with which our readers are to some extent familiar . The translation is we think much above the average , and the volume ...
Page 204
... translator , however learned and conscientious , especially when he has no room for notes and elucidations . We have not had time to compare the translation now before us , which is the work partly of Dr. Roberts , partly of Mr. Rambaut ...
... translator , however learned and conscientious , especially when he has no room for notes and elucidations . We have not had time to compare the translation now before us , which is the work partly of Dr. Roberts , partly of Mr. Rambaut ...
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... translator is a lady . She seems determined to say of her sex , with the chorus in this very play ( we quote Mrs. Webster's own translation ) — But fame turns too : our life shall have renown : Honour shall come to woman's race , And ...
... translator is a lady . She seems determined to say of her sex , with the chorus in this very play ( we quote Mrs. Webster's own translation ) — But fame turns too : our life shall have renown : Honour shall come to woman's race , And ...
Contents
CAVALIERE DE ROSSI ON THE HISTORY | 1 |
MEMOIRS OF AN EMIGRE OFFICER | 13 |
LOOK UP AND SPEAK TO ME | 26 |
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