National Review, Том 3Robert Theobold, 1856 |
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... once somewhat splenetically observed , -but precocious only in the liveliness and quickness of his parts ; he did not anticipate manhood , it may almost be questioned whether he ever reached it . He wanted always something of the grave ...
... once somewhat splenetically observed , -but precocious only in the liveliness and quickness of his parts ; he did not anticipate manhood , it may almost be questioned whether he ever reached it . He wanted always something of the grave ...
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... once or twice a week , in a small closet belonging to the bed - room off which mine was partitioned . When there was no company of an evening , the two clerks always supped at the same time with the family ; taking their bread and ...
... once or twice a week , in a small closet belonging to the bed - room off which mine was partitioned . When there was no company of an evening , the two clerks always supped at the same time with the family ; taking their bread and ...
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... once curiously open and curiously exclusive is English aristo- cratic society . A man of any birth with good social abilities finds no difficulty in being admitted to the utmost freedom of inter- course he is received with all the ...
... once curiously open and curiously exclusive is English aristo- cratic society . A man of any birth with good social abilities finds no difficulty in being admitted to the utmost freedom of inter- course he is received with all the ...
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... once scornfully defiant and unduly ambitious of it . Moore was always trying to restrain his friend within those limits he so well knew himself . He had anxiously studied the exact range allowed by public opinion in England . He knew it ...
... once scornfully defiant and unduly ambitious of it . Moore was always trying to restrain his friend within those limits he so well knew himself . He had anxiously studied the exact range allowed by public opinion in England . He knew it ...
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... once engaged . " Went to the Brera : some fine pictures ; particularly one by Guercino , of Abraham and Agar ; by far the most striking picture I ever saw . Never did any woman cry more beautifully than Agar , and the hope that lingers ...
... once engaged . " Went to the Brera : some fine pictures ; particularly one by Guercino , of Abraham and Agar ; by far the most striking picture I ever saw . Never did any woman cry more beautifully than Agar , and the hope that lingers ...
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