The Quarterly Review, Volumes 237-238William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1922 |
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... passing bell , tolling for the execution of Jaffier's friend Pierre , then about to be broken on the wheel , caused the hearts of the whole audience to quake and made a deeper impression on the mind than mere words could convey . Among ...
... passing bell , tolling for the execution of Jaffier's friend Pierre , then about to be broken on the wheel , caused the hearts of the whole audience to quake and made a deeper impression on the mind than mere words could convey . Among ...
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... passed b his door the very next morning , in hopes of being bough off after the same manner . More pleasing to many ears than the street cries wa the chime of the church bells , which might be hear ringing to prayers from morning to ...
... passed b his door the very next morning , in hopes of being bough off after the same manner . More pleasing to many ears than the street cries wa the chime of the church bells , which might be hear ringing to prayers from morning to ...
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... passed away , years not the least memorable nor the least glorious in the long roll of English history . In these centuries how many sons of England , illustrious in arts , in letters , in eloquence , in arms , their race of glory run ...
... passed away , years not the least memorable nor the least glorious in the long roll of English history . In these centuries how many sons of England , illustrious in arts , in letters , in eloquence , in arms , their race of glory run ...
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... passed almost unnoticed in the public press . True , he had been smitten with paralysis in 1907 ; and repeated strokes in the following years had reduced him to such a moribund condition that for a long time he had ceased to play any ...
... passed almost unnoticed in the public press . True , he had been smitten with paralysis in 1907 ; and repeated strokes in the following years had reduced him to such a moribund condition that for a long time he had ceased to play any ...
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... passed out of them into what was for him th only real existence , the domain of literature and art The task of appraising him , therefore , although difficul because it demands observation of secret phenomena is so far simplified that ...
... passed out of them into what was for him th only real existence , the domain of literature and art The task of appraising him , therefore , although difficul because it demands observation of secret phenomena is so far simplified that ...
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