The North British Review, Томови 40-41Leonard Scott & Company, 1864 |
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... thought of contrasting English with Continental rurality . A party of gentle- men of the country , along with " Hcpe " and " Cross , " go out to see the fishing ; the French gentlemen dressed like their com- panions of a humbler rank ...
... thought of contrasting English with Continental rurality . A party of gentle- men of the country , along with " Hcpe " and " Cross , " go out to see the fishing ; the French gentlemen dressed like their com- panions of a humbler rank ...
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... thought And there is a per- sunset over your own hills . green fields and trees made Paradise ; found it not so . but petual pleasure in the sight of a fair landscape , seen from your own door . Do not believe peo- ple who say that all ...
... thought And there is a per- sunset over your own hills . green fields and trees made Paradise ; found it not so . but petual pleasure in the sight of a fair landscape , seen from your own door . Do not believe peo- ple who say that all ...
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... thought of any other . The parish living is in his gift , and will be enjoyed by any one of the younger sons who takes to learning and shows a vocation . In politics the family have always been Tories , but our squire has outlived the ...
... thought of any other . The parish living is in his gift , and will be enjoyed by any one of the younger sons who takes to learning and shows a vocation . In politics the family have always been Tories , but our squire has outlived the ...
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... thought , and possess a value very different to that which belongs to those of the mere shallow and fantastic crotchet - monger . The question , too , as to preserving the orthography of Milton's works , is one altogether distinct from ...
... thought , and possess a value very different to that which belongs to those of the mere shallow and fantastic crotchet - monger . The question , too , as to preserving the orthography of Milton's works , is one altogether distinct from ...
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... thought , and the not unfrequent obscurity of for revolved ; § 3 , Bonadventur for Bona- his language , are constantly apt to throw out the printers , and a fine muddle they oc- casionally make of him . In an ordinary copy of the Holy ...
... thought , and the not unfrequent obscurity of for revolved ; § 3 , Bonadventur for Bona- his language , are constantly apt to throw out the printers , and a fine muddle they oc- casionally make of him . In an ordinary copy of the Holy ...
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