The Literary World, 11 tomasS.R. Crocker, 1880 |
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... tion to its source as far as possible , identified a character there is good reason to think bounds , availing himself also of certain Catherine to have been . However , Prof. facts which have recently come to light , and Baird's ...
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... tion it is earnestly commended to all who venerate the institutions of the past - a patriotic appeal being made to Prof. Ander- son's own countrymen not to forget the religion of their ancestors . The Younger Edda contains the ...
... tion it is earnestly commended to all who venerate the institutions of the past - a patriotic appeal being made to Prof. Ander- son's own countrymen not to forget the religion of their ancestors . The Younger Edda contains the ...
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... tion of this class always enjoys . The atten- cacy in the choice of subjects . Her express- Harte chooses his scenes and figures from tion of the reader is secured at the out- ion , too , is often forcible and always terse . Pacific ...
... tion of this class always enjoys . The atten- cacy in the choice of subjects . Her express- Harte chooses his scenes and figures from tion of the reader is secured at the out- ion , too , is often forcible and always terse . Pacific ...
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... tion of them has now been gathered into a tasteful booklet , quite worthy of a place among the choice volumes of any well - regu lated family . The author of these editorial waifs is understood to be no less a person- never guesses the ...
... tion of them has now been gathered into a tasteful booklet , quite worthy of a place among the choice volumes of any well - regu lated family . The author of these editorial waifs is understood to be no less a person- never guesses the ...
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... tion to the discussion of it . or two subsequent cases for the Globe ) these older pieces for the Chamberlain's company . The following table of such pieces as can be traced will be of interest to the Shakespeare student , as this is an ...
... tion to the discussion of it . or two subsequent cases for the Globe ) these older pieces for the Chamberlain's company . The following table of such pieces as can be traced will be of interest to the Shakespeare student , as this is an ...
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50 cents American Appleton artistic beautiful biography Booksellers Boston chapter character Charles Christian Church copies criticism crown 8vo Dictionary edition editor Edward Emerson England English engravings Essays extra cloth F. G. Fleay French G. P. Putnam's Sons GEORG EBERS George German gilt give Harper Henry History illus illustrations interest J. B. Lippincott James John Lady Lectures letters Library Literary World literature LL.D London Lord Lord Macaulay MAGAZINE Mary Memoirs ment Miss modern Monthly nature Notes novel original paper Paris poem poet poetry popular portrait present printed Prof published R. D. Blackmore readers receipt of price REVIEW RICHARD GRANT WHITE Romance Scribner's Sons Series Shakespeare sketch story Street style T. B. Aldrich thought tion Translated volume W. D. Howells William words writings York young
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