Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 133William Blackwood, 1883 |
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... English . * In my mind was always the idea that Pauline. actress Iphigenia in Aulis : * but Imogen has always occupied the largest place in my heart ; and while she taxed my powers on the stage to the uttermost , she has always re- paid ...
... English . * In my mind was always the idea that Pauline. actress Iphigenia in Aulis : * but Imogen has always occupied the largest place in my heart ; and while she taxed my powers on the stage to the uttermost , she has always re- paid ...
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... English life and the simple English landscape are touched with a softly pathetic light . It is a distinct con- ception absolutely graceful be- cause absolutely simple - like a soap - bubble or a Greek play or a Raphael . There is ...
... English life and the simple English landscape are touched with a softly pathetic light . It is a distinct con- ception absolutely graceful be- cause absolutely simple - like a soap - bubble or a Greek play or a Raphael . There is ...
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... English Readers ' ) —The Makers of Florence - Dress ( Art at Home Series ) -Montalembert's Memoir-- Caleb Field - Laird of Norlaw - Harry Joscelyn - Literary History of England 1790-1825 . Cowper , his own deeply reasoning spirit , full ...
... English Readers ' ) —The Makers of Florence - Dress ( Art at Home Series ) -Montalembert's Memoir-- Caleb Field - Laird of Norlaw - Harry Joscelyn - Literary History of England 1790-1825 . Cowper , his own deeply reasoning spirit , full ...
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... English literature of the Eighteenth Century reached its highest level in its prose . Hardly Anne , had Englishmen obtained a before the reign of good Queen perfect mastery of their mother tongue . Of course there were great prose ...
... English literature of the Eighteenth Century reached its highest level in its prose . Hardly Anne , had Englishmen obtained a before the reign of good Queen perfect mastery of their mother tongue . Of course there were great prose ...
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... English poetry . I am rather inclined to hold that it was fortu- nate both for himself and for the poetical fry , small and great , that he lived when he did . The new gospel had a vein of extravagance in it , to say nothing of its ...
... English poetry . I am rather inclined to hold that it was fortu- nate both for himself and for the poetical fry , small and great , that he lived when he did . The new gospel had a vein of extravagance in it , to say nothing of its ...
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