The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... doubt , however , if such rare knowledge qualified him to talk of L , literature , ' or to give evidence there- upon before a committee of the House of Commons , whose ‹ P , patience , ' must have been sorely taxed while listening to ...
... doubt , however , if such rare knowledge qualified him to talk of L , literature , ' or to give evidence there- upon before a committee of the House of Commons , whose ‹ P , patience , ' must have been sorely taxed while listening to ...
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... doubt ; in fact , we think we could show that it was meant to be read from the place where the homily or sermon is delivered - but our object is to reconcile , and not make difficulties : we are perfectly satisfied with the present ...
... doubt ; in fact , we think we could show that it was meant to be read from the place where the homily or sermon is delivered - but our object is to reconcile , and not make difficulties : we are perfectly satisfied with the present ...
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... doubt , with ourselves , gladly relieve our poet from some of these verses , but there appears to us some- thing arbitrary in Welcker's proceedings , and we do not see that the passage in Xenophon need be interpreted so very rigidly ...
... doubt , with ourselves , gladly relieve our poet from some of these verses , but there appears to us some- thing arbitrary in Welcker's proceedings , and we do not see that the passage in Xenophon need be interpreted so very rigidly ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
25 | 72 |
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