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He privately rehearsed a scene in this manner with Garrick , who exclaimed , “ My dear King , if you can but sustain that fictitious manner and voice throughout it will be one of the greatest performances that ever adorned a British ...
He privately rehearsed a scene in this manner with Garrick , who exclaimed , “ My dear King , if you can but sustain that fictitious manner and voice throughout it will be one of the greatest performances that ever adorned a British ...
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Can the development of the nervous system in higher animals be said to throw any light upon the manner in which nerves and senseorgans have originally arisen - namely , through the contact of impulses with certain outward parts of a ...
Can the development of the nervous system in higher animals be said to throw any light upon the manner in which nerves and senseorgans have originally arisen - namely , through the contact of impulses with certain outward parts of a ...
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After all , what mattered her little shortcomings in manner and knowledge of the world ? They only made her seem more charming , more unsophisticated , more entirely his own ! When Lord Fitzowen cantered up the park to pay his visit ...
After all , what mattered her little shortcomings in manner and knowledge of the world ? They only made her seem more charming , more unsophisticated , more entirely his own ! When Lord Fitzowen cantered up the park to pay his visit ...
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CONTENTS OF VOL CCXLII | 1 |
HOW HANDSOME SHE LOOKED Frontispiece | 18 |
Law of Likeness The and its Working By ANDREW WILSON | 44 |
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