Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 141W. Blackwood & Sons, 1886 |
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... perhaps more real and sincere than the gush of effusive worship which is one of the least whole- some attendants of a great poet's undisputed reign . Sixty years after ! 1 A long life is , thank heaven , no rare thing among the ...
... perhaps more real and sincere than the gush of effusive worship which is one of the least whole- some attendants of a great poet's undisputed reign . Sixty years after ! 1 A long life is , thank heaven , no rare thing among the ...
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... perhaps than every- thing , they knew . There followed a silence after the flutter of all these voices , and the interest con- nected with the poet drooped in the partial and momentary decay of nature ; but fame has now had time to come ...
... perhaps than every- thing , they knew . There followed a silence after the flutter of all these voices , and the interest con- nected with the poet drooped in the partial and momentary decay of nature ; but fame has now had time to come ...
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... perhaps no one of his contempor- generous enthusiasm of the great aries - which is saying a good deal critic of Blackwood ' was not has so entire a right to the re- spect and admiration of his coun- trymen . Lord Shaftesbury The Life ...
... perhaps no one of his contempor- generous enthusiasm of the great aries - which is saying a good deal critic of Blackwood ' was not has so entire a right to the re- spect and admiration of his coun- trymen . Lord Shaftesbury The Life ...
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and pursue an official career . And perhaps he was not aware of all that was involved , when he took charge of a bill to regulate fac- tory labour , called by the now historic name of the Ten Hours Bill , which its original projector ...
and pursue an official career . And perhaps he was not aware of all that was involved , when he took charge of a bill to regulate fac- tory labour , called by the now historic name of the Ten Hours Bill , which its original projector ...
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possible now to say : perhaps he found him too independent , too crotchety , too much bent upon his own great ... perhaps con- vince its readers how far such a statement is from the truth . It mattered little , no doubt , whether ...
possible now to say : perhaps he found him too independent , too crotchety , too much bent upon his own great ... perhaps con- vince its readers how far such a statement is from the truth . It mattered little , no doubt , whether ...
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