Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 46W. Blackwood, 1839 |
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... parties , not so much the drama- the reader more distinctly to perceive tist , the historian , the poet , or the and to ... party clung as essential the great writers of the last century to social progress and political im . involves ...
... parties , not so much the drama- the reader more distinctly to perceive tist , the historian , the poet , or the and to ... party clung as essential the great writers of the last century to social progress and political im . involves ...
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... parties , not so much the drama- tist , the historian , the poet , or the novelist , as the apostle of opinions , to which the one party clung as essential to social progress and political im- provement , and which the other more justly ...
... parties , not so much the drama- tist , the historian , the poet , or the novelist , as the apostle of opinions , to which the one party clung as essential to social progress and political im- provement , and which the other more justly ...
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... party evidently unprepared for our recep- tion : accordingly , tawny and black moustache are seen to rise vindictively at our blameless intrusion ; and even the ladies , whose eyes are yet red with the pathos of a double adultery and an ...
... party evidently unprepared for our recep- tion : accordingly , tawny and black moustache are seen to rise vindictively at our blameless intrusion ; and even the ladies , whose eyes are yet red with the pathos of a double adultery and an ...
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... party have assembled , quoad light , heat , and cheerfulness , without any mistake : but we must not tarry in it , for we have the vaults to visit , to do which we retrace our steps into the body of the church , looking up , as we are ...
... party have assembled , quoad light , heat , and cheerfulness , without any mistake : but we must not tarry in it , for we have the vaults to visit , to do which we retrace our steps into the body of the church , looking up , as we are ...
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... party , but many a silent guest was sitting there in mute submis- sion to the inscrutable decrees of fate , and leaden - eyed expectation of eleven o'clock , which was still far distant ! Tea came , and a third cup per man had been ...
... party , but many a silent guest was sitting there in mute submis- sion to the inscrutable decrees of fate , and leaden - eyed expectation of eleven o'clock , which was still far distant ! Tea came , and a third cup per man had been ...
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