MacMillan's Magazine, 18 tomasSir George Grove, David Masson, John Morley, Mowbray Morris 1868 |
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... able to afford to live in this manner . Such is the gospel of English industrialism , and the man of letters borrows it and acts upon it , with the singular and displeasing , but perfectly natural , consequence , that lite- rature is ...
... able to afford to live in this manner . Such is the gospel of English industrialism , and the man of letters borrows it and acts upon it , with the singular and displeasing , but perfectly natural , consequence , that lite- rature is ...
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... able and very innocent , and must be pronounced a singularly marked im- provement upon the manner of existence of such of his predecessors as Dryden , and Goldsmith , and Johnson . And all this time the writer's work is good and useful ...
... able and very innocent , and must be pronounced a singularly marked im- provement upon the manner of existence of such of his predecessors as Dryden , and Goldsmith , and Johnson . And all this time the writer's work is good and useful ...
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... able to pursue habits of studious acquisition and ripen- ing meditation , without too much regard to the quantity of grist which such habits might bring to the mill . Scholarly subjects will certainly not be the means of earning enough ...
... able to pursue habits of studious acquisition and ripen- ing meditation , without too much regard to the quantity of grist which such habits might bring to the mill . Scholarly subjects will certainly not be the means of earning enough ...
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... able to do more than one thing very well . Ellesmere . I do not think much of your entomologist . I do not want him here at all . He would merely shy barbarous words , half - Latin , half - Greek , at us , and bother us about " and ...
... able to do more than one thing very well . Ellesmere . I do not think much of your entomologist . I do not want him here at all . He would merely shy barbarous words , half - Latin , half - Greek , at us , and bother us about " and ...
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... able to talk admirably about all forms of nature , from the highest to the lowest . As I think I have told you before , I never heard a more exquisite conversation than one in which Carlyle and Emerson , both of them nice and patient ...
... able to talk admirably about all forms of nature , from the highest to the lowest . As I think I have told you before , I never heard a more exquisite conversation than one in which Carlyle and Emerson , both of them nice and patient ...
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