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... though he lived in close contact with tellectual currents abroad in his day had betindividual minds that by their force and ex- ter turn to Mr. Siine's elaborate volumes . ample swept many who were of more than The latter is the ...
... though he lived in close contact with tellectual currents abroad in his day had betindividual minds that by their force and ex- ter turn to Mr. Siine's elaborate volumes . ample swept many who were of more than The latter is the ...
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It is in Leipzig that were domiciled , and in Leipcharacteristic of his turn of mind that he ea- zig that beamed , those now obliterated congerly studied the Latin classics , Plautus and stellations , Gottsched and Gellert , who in ...
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... the single beneficial result of the doubtless because no one knew of any use Hamburg episode , exclusive of new acto turn me to , ' was what he said some years quaintances , being further addition to litelater of his situation at ...
... the single beneficial result of the doubtless because no one knew of any use Hamburg episode , exclusive of new acto turn me to , ' was what he said some years quaintances , being further addition to litelater of his situation at ...
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If the soon ; but if you and Moses are curious , then palsied individual experiences the beneficent just turn up the story about the Jew Melshock of the electric spark , what matters.it to chisedek in the first day's story telling in ...
If the soon ; but if you and Moses are curious , then palsied individual experiences the beneficent just turn up the story about the Jew Melshock of the electric spark , what matters.it to chisedek in the first day's story telling in ...
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... But Mr. Gladstone may take comfort if but the former merely imitated certain he turns to the Victorian stage , and reflects peculiarities in the style of the old masters . that the public , of whose aggressive spirit Mr. Burne Jones ...
... But Mr. Gladstone may take comfort if but the former merely imitated certain he turns to the Victorian stage , and reflects peculiarities in the style of the old masters . that the public , of whose aggressive spirit Mr. Burne Jones ...
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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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