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Allan Cunningham states that ' he could endure to be flattered ;' but his
associates declared that flattery was thrown away upon him. ' To the compliments
which he received,' says Farington, ' he listened and bowed, but it was rather as
one ...
Allan Cunningham states that ' he could endure to be flattered ;' but his
associates declared that flattery was thrown away upon him. ' To the compliments
which he received,' says Farington, ' he listened and bowed, but it was rather as
one ...
Página 113
The allegation of Allan Cunningham, that Reynolds himself indulged in adulation,
and ' soothed his sitters by professional flattery,' is contradicted by Northcote. '
This,' he said to Hazlitt, 'is far from the truth. He flattered nobody, and instead of ...
The allegation of Allan Cunningham, that Reynolds himself indulged in adulation,
and ' soothed his sitters by professional flattery,' is contradicted by Northcote. '
This,' he said to Hazlitt, 'is far from the truth. He flattered nobody, and instead of ...
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While Reynolds feasted his distinguished guests, he is said by Allan
Cunningham to have been penurious and oppressive to his * Allan Cunningham
ascribes the remark to alarm, of which there is not a hint in the narrative of
Northcote.
While Reynolds feasted his distinguished guests, he is said by Allan
Cunningham to have been penurious and oppressive to his * Allan Cunningham
ascribes the remark to alarm, of which there is not a hint in the narrative of
Northcote.
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His fame will suffer no abatement, for he did on a large scale what Allan
Cunningham suggests he should have done on a small. ' His rapidly
accumulating fortune,' says Northcote, 'was not for his sole enjoyment; he Still felt
the luxury of doing ...
His fame will suffer no abatement, for he did on a large scale what Allan
Cunningham suggests he should have done on a small. ' His rapidly
accumulating fortune,' says Northcote, 'was not for his sole enjoyment; he Still felt
the luxury of doing ...
Página 121
When Reynolds rose in the world, he had a silver cup made for a present to Mr.
Cranch, as a token of gratitude, but before the cup was quite finished this wise
counsellor died. The comment of Allan Cunningham is a sample sample of the
spirit ...
When Reynolds rose in the world, he had a silver cup made for a present to Mr.
Cranch, as a token of gratitude, but before the cup was quite finished this wise
counsellor died. The comment of Allan Cunningham is a sample sample of the
spirit ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen 120 |
| Contribuidores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1866 |
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