Social England: A Record of the Progress of the People in Religion, Laws, Learning, Arts, Industry, Commerce, Science, Literature and Manners, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day, Том 6Cassell, Limited, 1904 |
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... living ( with Otterbourne ) till his death in 1866 . KEBLE'S RESTING PLACE , HURSLEY CHURCHYARD , HANTS 197 The graves of the poet and his wife . JOSEPH STURGE , AFTER A. RIPPINGILLE . A leading member of the Society cf Friends and an ...
... living ( with Otterbourne ) till his death in 1866 . KEBLE'S RESTING PLACE , HURSLEY CHURCHYARD , HANTS 197 The graves of the poet and his wife . JOSEPH STURGE , AFTER A. RIPPINGILLE . A leading member of the Society cf Friends and an ...
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... living figures - heroic , humorous , beautiful , pathetic , terrible than is the gallery of the immortal dramatist . Two female novelists - one of considerable , the other of 1832 ] surpassing merit - may for various reasons be 46 PEACE ...
... living figures - heroic , humorous , beautiful , pathetic , terrible than is the gallery of the immortal dramatist . Two female novelists - one of considerable , the other of 1832 ] surpassing merit - may for various reasons be 46 PEACE ...
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... living by painting portraits , and Thomas Carlyle , before he was a famous writer , sat to Linnell before he was a famous painter . Curiously enough , his portraits are markedly wanting in idealisation , being tight in execution ...
... living by painting portraits , and Thomas Carlyle , before he was a famous writer , sat to Linnell before he was a famous painter . Curiously enough , his portraits are markedly wanting in idealisation , being tight in execution ...
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... living on his professional earnings . It conducted him to fame and to poverty . At the time when he was engaged on his work geologists were divided into two schools - the one , often called the Neptunists , of which the leader was Karl ...
... living on his professional earnings . It conducted him to fame and to poverty . At the time when he was engaged on his work geologists were divided into two schools - the one , often called the Neptunists , of which the leader was Karl ...
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... living creatures , and had been followed by a new exercise of creative force . The appearance of man and of the fauna and flora which now exists upon the earth had been heralded by the last of these catastrophes . Such notions served to ...
... living creatures , and had been followed by a new exercise of creative force . The appearance of man and of the fauna and flora which now exists upon the earth had been heralded by the last of these catastrophes . Such notions served to ...
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