The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes69-70Theodore Foster, 1842 |
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... fact , to which books afforded merely tributa- ry streams , acting as occasions arose , or giv- ing or seeking advice as to what was to be done when this or that happened , living apart from that world which sees its own reflec- tion in ...
... fact , to which books afforded merely tributa- ry streams , acting as occasions arose , or giv- ing or seeking advice as to what was to be done when this or that happened , living apart from that world which sees its own reflec- tion in ...
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... fact , transaction , and neither practical nor philosophic wisdom or natural object , gives birth to almost every will be attained in their highest degrees . one of them . He does not search his mind Of course we do not mean to say that ...
... fact , transaction , and neither practical nor philosophic wisdom or natural object , gives birth to almost every will be attained in their highest degrees . one of them . He does not search his mind Of course we do not mean to say that ...
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... fact , that magnificent stone buildings - palaces and temples - exactly similar to those which he has described , were spread over the whole country at the time of the conquest . The Casa del Gobernado is the grandest in position , the ...
... fact , that magnificent stone buildings - palaces and temples - exactly similar to those which he has described , were spread over the whole country at the time of the conquest . The Casa del Gobernado is the grandest in position , the ...
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... fact kept back ; but mind and kindling of the imagination which before she could write , or even read , her lan- had acted so powerfully on the fragile frame of guage was inspired with what is called poet- her sister Lucretia . ' Mr ...
... fact kept back ; but mind and kindling of the imagination which before she could write , or even read , her lan- had acted so powerfully on the fragile frame of guage was inspired with what is called poet- her sister Lucretia . ' Mr ...
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... fact in physiology than a contribution to lit- erature . But in this view it is peculiarly important that we should be assured of the minute exactitude of the facts - of the pre- cise age of the very words . and as soon as she got them ...
... fact in physiology than a contribution to lit- erature . But in this view it is peculiarly important that we should be assured of the minute exactitude of the facts - of the pre- cise age of the very words . and as soon as she got them ...
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