Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen 105W. Blackwood, 1869 |
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... never - conquered field . " • dient of kicking a stone , and Reid's similar argument about breaking his head against a post or stepping into a dirty kennel , are simple silli- nesses , strange though it may be to give such a name to the ...
... never - conquered field . " • dient of kicking a stone , and Reid's similar argument about breaking his head against a post or stepping into a dirty kennel , are simple silli- nesses , strange though it may be to give such a name to the ...
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... Never has a nobler concep- tion filled the heart of any poet . The young soul in which it had its origin has such a right to the name of Seer as falls to few of the most nobly endowed among men . 97 It is not within our range or sphere ...
... Never has a nobler concep- tion filled the heart of any poet . The young soul in which it had its origin has such a right to the name of Seer as falls to few of the most nobly endowed among men . 97 It is not within our range or sphere ...
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... never seems to have had the fas- cination for him that it had for Swift , nor did his lingering advance- ment and d the unproductive charac ter of royal friendship embitter the sweeter temper and gayer heart of Berkeley . He went back ...
... never seems to have had the fas- cination for him that it had for Swift , nor did his lingering advance- ment and d the unproductive charac ter of royal friendship embitter the sweeter temper and gayer heart of Berkeley . He went back ...
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... never have been suggested by any enterprising American as the national anthem of the new empire - curiously falsified so far as Berkeley's meaning went , yet taking , like so many other bits of unconscious prophecy , a wonderful ...
... never have been suggested by any enterprising American as the national anthem of the new empire - curiously falsified so far as Berkeley's meaning went , yet taking , like so many other bits of unconscious prophecy , a wonderful ...
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... never entered Berkeley's mind . A hundred years is no such great matter in the world's history ; but all the mate- rial changes that have been effected since then reckon small enough in comparison with the revolution which has been ...
... never entered Berkeley's mind . A hundred years is no such great matter in the world's history ; but all the mate- rial changes that have been effected since then reckon small enough in comparison with the revolution which has been ...
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