The Fortnightly Review, Том 4;Том 6 |
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He laid the foundation of a controversy by which he was annoyed in after years , and did little at the time to remove the general feeling of national disgrace which resulted from this first trial of Henry VIII . at the game of war .
He laid the foundation of a controversy by which he was annoyed in after years , and did little at the time to remove the general feeling of national disgrace which resulted from this first trial of Henry VIII . at the game of war .
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Colet cannot restrain his indignant feelings , but Erasmus urges that a rough or sudden remedy might be worse than the disease . Their superstitions must , he thinks , be tolerated until an opportunity arises of correcting them without ...
Colet cannot restrain his indignant feelings , but Erasmus urges that a rough or sudden remedy might be worse than the disease . Their superstitions must , he thinks , be tolerated until an opportunity arises of correcting them without ...
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After some fruitless tremblings of wrath , she lay back relieved by the feeling that Merthyr was safe , come what might come to herself . Things could lead to nothing but an altercation with Pericles , and for this scene she prepared ...
After some fruitless tremblings of wrath , she lay back relieved by the feeling that Merthyr was safe , come what might come to herself . Things could lead to nothing but an altercation with Pericles , and for this scene she prepared ...
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“ But I understand it ; I know you must feel it , ” said Vittoria . “ But you hate me , Sandra . ... “ Might I not have called you a wretched whimsical money - machine , without the comprehension of a human feeling ?
“ But I understand it ; I know you must feel it , ” said Vittoria . “ But you hate me , Sandra . ... “ Might I not have called you a wretched whimsical money - machine , without the comprehension of a human feeling ?
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The children's tears had begun to flow copiously ere this ; and now , having worked their feelings up to the proper ... Many boys and girls must have read this story with a dim feeling of disgust for the teacher and his chapter out of ...
The children's tears had begun to flow copiously ere this ; and now , having worked their feelings up to the proper ... Many boys and girls must have read this story with a dim feeling of disgust for the teacher and his chapter out of ...
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