The Literary World, 11 tomasS.R. Crocker, 1880 |
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... less than it formerly had . Though thirty - four pages have been omitted , the space has been partially filled with new matter . The tone of the book is very dogmatic , and one would suppose that the author's statements were beyond ...
... less than it formerly had . Though thirty - four pages have been omitted , the space has been partially filled with new matter . The tone of the book is very dogmatic , and one would suppose that the author's statements were beyond ...
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... less long - headed treachery than has gen - ants ; of which his son says that of all his erally been imputed to her ; and even is father's historical studies none ever inter- inclined to think that the massacre , in its ested him so ...
... less long - headed treachery than has gen - ants ; of which his son says that of all his erally been imputed to her ; and even is father's historical studies none ever inter- inclined to think that the massacre , in its ested him so ...
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... less affected than any remarkable negligence of it . For the entertainment of her sister and friends , she often described the costumes worn on great occasions , and as a sample of fashion , here is that of the celebrated Lady ...
... less affected than any remarkable negligence of it . For the entertainment of her sister and friends , she often described the costumes worn on great occasions , and as a sample of fashion , here is that of the celebrated Lady ...
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... less of a mere love of novelty author has not " lost his head " in the midst time still the shielded pet of English stock- and romance , and with a scientist's definite of the luxuriance of the Southern Continent . holders , and of the ...
... less of a mere love of novelty author has not " lost his head " in the midst time still the shielded pet of English stock- and romance , and with a scientist's definite of the luxuriance of the Southern Continent . holders , and of the ...
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... less of a writer both of these correct ? If not , which is ? I in addition to the plying of his trade , and suppose the quotation of Mr. Eggleston is taken that since invalidism has laid him up from from Hamlet , I. 4 , in which occurs ...
... less of a writer both of these correct ? If not , which is ? I in addition to the plying of his trade , and suppose the quotation of Mr. Eggleston is taken that since invalidism has laid him up from from Hamlet , I. 4 , in which occurs ...
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