The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 52
... reason exists to - day for not making fuller use of the Egyptian material . I do not wish to be misunderstood in this connection . It will not be politic , in my opinion , so long as the clear line of demarcation exists between the ...
... reason exists to - day for not making fuller use of the Egyptian material . I do not wish to be misunderstood in this connection . It will not be politic , in my opinion , so long as the clear line of demarcation exists between the ...
Page 142
... reason , he is hated by all who are . They have , it is true , another reason for hating him ; because for careerists and adventurers Mr Baldwin himself does not greatly care . They recognise him , in consequence , as their natural ...
... reason , he is hated by all who are . They have , it is true , another reason for hating him ; because for careerists and adventurers Mr Baldwin himself does not greatly care . They recognise him , in consequence , as their natural ...
Page 325
... reason he hated the theatrical performances of the day ( probably because he was a real actor himself ) which he denounced as licentious , and says ( 304. B ) : I should have been glad to have banished such from the theatres , and to ...
... reason he hated the theatrical performances of the day ( probably because he was a real actor himself ) which he denounced as licentious , and says ( 304. B ) : I should have been glad to have banished such from the theatres , and to ...
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