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Ever gratefully yours , J. RUSKIN . ' Letters to the same friend in March show
Ruskin to be still sad and dejected . In one he described himself as being ' very
unwell at present , and quite unable to write , or to go out , ' unable even to send
any ...
Ever gratefully yours , J. RUSKIN . ' Letters to the same friend in March show
Ruskin to be still sad and dejected . In one he described himself as being ' very
unwell at present , and quite unable to write , or to go out , ' unable even to send
any ...
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She reiterates the belief that she will never marry and then there follows
immediately an obvious reference to Ruskin , • If it could have been so that I
could have kept the friend who has brought such pain and suffering and torture
and division ...
She reiterates the belief that she will never marry and then there follows
immediately an obvious reference to Ruskin , • If it could have been so that I
could have kept the friend who has brought such pain and suffering and torture
and division ...
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Rosie did not go and Ruskin came home at the end of July , induced to do so by
a letter from Mrs MacDonald . Shortly before Ruskin ' s return , Rose wrote to
George MacDonald a letter in which she confesses her want of trust in Ruskin .
Rosie did not go and Ruskin came home at the end of July , induced to do so by
a letter from Mrs MacDonald . Shortly before Ruskin ' s return , Rose wrote to
George MacDonald a letter in which she confesses her want of trust in Ruskin .
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Contents
The Course of Conservative Politics | 1 |
The South African Indians and U N O N | 2 |
The Language of the Underworld | 3 |
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| Title | The Quarterly Review |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1948 |
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