The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 261
... seem to find a repetition of Fergusson's lament respecting able men hopelessly working under a wrong system . It is not ... seems , nevertheless , that it was in the eighteenth century that our architectural troubles took firm root ...
... seem to find a repetition of Fergusson's lament respecting able men hopelessly working under a wrong system . It is not ... seems , nevertheless , that it was in the eighteenth century that our architectural troubles took firm root ...
Page 320
... seems to have been quite capable of making the worse appear the better in whatever matter he was concerned , religious , political , or moral . He allowed the Cynics ( Or . ' VI . 202 ) to do what Diogenes did ( visit a courtesan ) ...
... seems to have been quite capable of making the worse appear the better in whatever matter he was concerned , religious , political , or moral . He allowed the Cynics ( Or . ' VI . 202 ) to do what Diogenes did ( visit a courtesan ) ...
Page 377
... seems always to be used . In this little volume pretty well every one of the poets admitted has attached to him one or more specimens of his work that are not only well known , but very well known , and often are known by heart . It may ...
... seems always to be used . In this little volume pretty well every one of the poets admitted has attached to him one or more specimens of his work that are not only well known , but very well known , and often are known by heart . It may ...
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