Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 40;Volume 103John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1884 |
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... thought worth sending out of the country , or to be genuinely employed through Arnold of the Lower House in the dirtier part of Government work in Holland . Finding his pay irreg- ular he returned . This was not well . The Duke of ...
... thought worth sending out of the country , or to be genuinely employed through Arnold of the Lower House in the dirtier part of Government work in Holland . Finding his pay irreg- ular he returned . This was not well . The Duke of ...
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... thought that , as he puts it in his " Apologia , " " there are two , and two only , luminously self- evident beings - myself and my Crea- tor . " But Maurice never lets us stray away from that thought for a mo- ment ; and therefore ...
... thought that , as he puts it in his " Apologia , " " there are two , and two only , luminously self- evident beings - myself and my Crea- tor . " But Maurice never lets us stray away from that thought for a mo- ment ; and therefore ...
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... thought disjoined from practice . Its very home is supposed to be ease and retirement ; and when it does more than speak or write , it is accused of transgressing its bounds . This , indeed , constitutes what is con- sidered its true ...
... thought disjoined from practice . Its very home is supposed to be ease and retirement ; and when it does more than speak or write , it is accused of transgressing its bounds . This , indeed , constitutes what is con- sidered its true ...
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... thought . Neither Byron nor Shel- the despair which must have led to those very vicious pleasures ' ' -we might un- doubtedly , had the poet succeeded in preserving the moral effect of such soli- tary horrors ' while expunging their ...
... thought . Neither Byron nor Shel- the despair which must have led to those very vicious pleasures ' ' -we might un- doubtedly , had the poet succeeded in preserving the moral effect of such soli- tary horrors ' while expunging their ...
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... thought and feeling into the sovereign style , the eternal and universal dialect , of imaginative and passionate poetry , they are no less true than these to a higher standard of realistic or literal veracity . Indeed , though on this ...
... thought and feeling into the sovereign style , the eternal and universal dialect , of imaginative and passionate poetry , they are no less true than these to a higher standard of realistic or literal veracity . Indeed , though on this ...
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