Blackwood's Magazine, Том 26W. Blackwood, 1829 |
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... observation , that the University derived more lustre from its connexion with Magee , than Magee from his connexion with the University . " But the sweetest and most engaging instances of his philanthropy , were undoubt- edly those in ...
... observation , that the University derived more lustre from its connexion with Magee , than Magee from his connexion with the University . " But the sweetest and most engaging instances of his philanthropy , were undoubt- edly those in ...
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... observation , that , in the comedy of nature , which we call humour , they can shew nothing by the side of which we should blush to place the productions of Fielding or Goldsmith , while in the comedy of art - in wit and repartee - in ...
... observation , that , in the comedy of nature , which we call humour , they can shew nothing by the side of which we should blush to place the productions of Fielding or Goldsmith , while in the comedy of art - in wit and repartee - in ...
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... observations . He promises some im- provements for future editions , should they be called for , and we hope he will ... observed three times that it was very hot , and each had responded three times- " Yes , it is . " They were at a ...
... observations . He promises some im- provements for future editions , should they be called for , and we hope he will ... observed three times that it was very hot , and each had responded three times- " Yes , it is . " They were at a ...
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... observed , that it was very sultry , and he was quite tired . " This is a good house , " said Peter Brown ; " and if you are not obliged to go on , I wouldn't , if I were you . " - " It makes little differ- ence to me , " replied the ...
... observed , that it was very sultry , and he was quite tired . " This is a good house , " said Peter Brown ; " and if you are not obliged to go on , I wouldn't , if I were you . " - " It makes little differ- ence to me , " replied the ...
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... observed George Syms , angrily , for I heard you myself . You talked as loud about the wicked- ness of ' mancipation as ever I heard a man in my life , no longer ago than last Sunday . " - " Then I must have been drunk - that's all I ...
... observed George Syms , angrily , for I heard you myself . You talked as loud about the wicked- ness of ' mancipation as ever I heard a man in my life , no longer ago than last Sunday . " - " Then I must have been drunk - that's all I ...
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