Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern: A-ZInternational Society, 1897 |
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... literary history spent his life among his thousands of beloved books in the quiet rooms of Greta Hall , content with the use and wont of the Old World ; content to perform , year in and year out , the daily tasks of composition , proof ...
... literary history spent his life among his thousands of beloved books in the quiet rooms of Greta Hall , content with the use and wont of the Old World ; content to perform , year in and year out , the daily tasks of composition , proof ...
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... literary labors . a time , finally The breaking It is in the household of Greta Hall that the greater Southey , Southey the man , comes into clear view ; he is seen here as the lov- ing father and husband , as the kind kinsman of the ...
... literary labors . a time , finally The breaking It is in the household of Greta Hall that the greater Southey , Southey the man , comes into clear view ; he is seen here as the lov- ing father and husband , as the kind kinsman of the ...
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... literary movements in England he had little sympathy . His designation of Byron and his coterie as the " Satanic School " was not the least just , as it was the most un- friendly , of his criticisms . For the work of Wordsworth , of ...
... literary movements in England he had little sympathy . His designation of Byron and his coterie as the " Satanic School " was not the least just , as it was the most un- friendly , of his criticisms . For the work of Wordsworth , of ...
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... literary bent of his nature developed and came into greater prominence ; for , giving up railway engineering , he went to London , and from writing articles and leaders in the Economist , - the most important weekly newspaper in England ...
... literary bent of his nature developed and came into greater prominence ; for , giving up railway engineering , he went to London , and from writing articles and leaders in the Economist , - the most important weekly newspaper in England ...
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... literary style , which differs entirely from that of the ' System ' in being as light and popular as the subject- matter permits . The early chapters deal with the crying need there is for a science of Society : or to put it in other ...
... literary style , which differs entirely from that of the ' System ' in being as light and popular as the subject- matter permits . The early chapters deal with the crying need there is for a science of Society : or to put it in other ...
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Library of the World's Best Literature: Ancient and Modern, Том 35 Charles Dudley Warner Полный просмотр - 1897 |
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern: A-Z Charles Dudley Warner Полный просмотр - 1897 |
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