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No summary and no Church , and of the ungodliness embodied in disquisition , however laborious , will give the doings of a gay and a luxurious world , such a vivid representation of an author's made up the stock of homespun ...
No summary and no Church , and of the ungodliness embodied in disquisition , however laborious , will give the doings of a gay and a luxurious world , such a vivid representation of an author's made up the stock of homespun ...
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... the remains of which were the one true hitherto supplied for the mawkish and im- commentary that could give precision of itative efforts of some feeble playwrights . knowledge in regard to those classical auIn ' Miss Sara Sampson ...
... the remains of which were the one true hitherto supplied for the mawkish and im- commentary that could give precision of itative efforts of some feeble playwrights . knowledge in regard to those classical auIn ' Miss Sara Sampson ...
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It is the vigorous language with his health began to give way . Vertigo , wbich he incidentally defended the spirit spasms , cough , rheumatism , attacked Lesof theological enquiry , that gives perina- sing - the fruits of a well ...
It is the vigorous language with his health began to give way . Vertigo , wbich he incidentally defended the spirit spasms , cough , rheumatism , attacked Lesof theological enquiry , that gives perina- sing - the fruits of a well ...
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The trip was to have presented , the author had to give explana- been for eight weeks ; it lasted eight tions that he did not mean to reflect on liv- months . The travellers visited the princiing persons . Still this did not remove all ...
The trip was to have presented , the author had to give explana- been for eight weeks ; it lasted eight tions that he did not mean to reflect on liv- months . The travellers visited the princiing persons . Still this did not remove all ...
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What gives to this man's ears . One of Lessing's brothers lived poem its distinctive charm is the ... In addition to this there was disers would give money for . His parents turbance among the numerous host of ferhad recently died ...
What gives to this man's ears . One of Lessing's brothers lived poem its distinctive charm is the ... In addition to this there was disers would give money for . His parents turbance among the numerous host of ferhad recently died ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, Volume 147 |
| Contributors | 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, 1879 |
| Original from | University of Colorado Boulder |
| Digitized | 11 Jul 2022 |
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