Lectures on the Literature of the Age of Elizabeth: And Characters of Shakespear's PlaysGeorge Bell, 1890 - Всего страниц: 515 |
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... less learned , nor with a scarce less happy vein , but less fortunate in the event , who , though as renowned in their day , have sunk into " mere oblivion , " and of whom the only record ( but that the noblest ) is to be found in their ...
... less learned , nor with a scarce less happy vein , but less fortunate in the event , who , though as renowned in their day , have sunk into " mere oblivion , " and of whom the only record ( but that the noblest ) is to be found in their ...
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... less to admire them . It is not possible that the learned professors and the reading public should clash in this way , or necessary for them to use any precautions against each other . But it is not the same with the living languages ...
... less to admire them . It is not possible that the learned professors and the reading public should clash in this way , or necessary for them to use any precautions against each other . But it is not the same with the living languages ...
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... less than smallest dwarfs , " when he speaks with true , not false , modesty of himself and them and of his wayward thoughts , " desiring this man's art , and that man's scope . " We fancy that there were no such men that could either ...
... less than smallest dwarfs , " when he speaks with true , not false , modesty of himself and them and of his wayward thoughts , " desiring this man's art , and that man's scope . " We fancy that there were no such men that could either ...
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... less from their necks . The translation of the Bible was the chief engine in the great work . * It threw open , by a secret spring , the rich treasures of religion and morality , which had been there locked up as in a shrine . It ...
... less from their necks . The translation of the Bible was the chief engine in the great work . * It threw open , by a secret spring , the rich treasures of religion and morality , which had been there locked up as in a shrine . It ...
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... in all these parts * The early writers of our own and other countries understood by Babylon nothing more nor less than Egypt . - ED . of the Scripture , and numberless more of the same General View of the Subject . 13.
... in all these parts * The early writers of our own and other countries understood by Babylon nothing more nor less than Egypt . - ED . of the Scripture , and numberless more of the same General View of the Subject . 13.
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