The Quarterly Review, Volumes 262-263William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, John Murray, William Smith, George Walter Prothero, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1934 |
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Page 209
... recognised in him the supreme prototype of that romantic , fatal , and satanic elegance which the changing times had made so fashionable . People of culture admired in him l'altissimo poeta . ' In former days Guiccioli had been a friend ...
... recognised in him the supreme prototype of that romantic , fatal , and satanic elegance which the changing times had made so fashionable . People of culture admired in him l'altissimo poeta . ' In former days Guiccioli had been a friend ...
Page 272
... recognised fact . Fog , being a matter of vision , in no way affects the animal's sense of orientation , of which in ... recognise points in the landscape is probable , and there can be no doubt as to the keenness of their sight ...
... recognised fact . Fog , being a matter of vision , in no way affects the animal's sense of orientation , of which in ... recognise points in the landscape is probable , and there can be no doubt as to the keenness of their sight ...
Page 348
... recognised how much agriculture owes to the landlord , but they also recognise the writing on the wall . Already in some counties the county councils are the largest land - owners , and since 1918 the landlords of England have ...
... recognised how much agriculture owes to the landlord , but they also recognise the writing on the wall . Already in some counties the county councils are the largest land - owners , and since 1918 the landlords of England have ...
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