The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... give it again . The Venetians had arrested many a gor- geous effect - cool with light and radiant with heat ; Claude had set the very sun in the heavens ; Cuyp had depicted the rarified pulsation of still - noon heat , and the solemn ...
... give it again . The Venetians had arrested many a gor- geous effect - cool with light and radiant with heat ; Claude had set the very sun in the heavens ; Cuyp had depicted the rarified pulsation of still - noon heat , and the solemn ...
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... give free passage to the engineers , are constructed fore and aft in the centre of the coal bunkers , through all the great iron parti - walls . By this ar- rangement the steam and water pipes which give life and motion to the ship will ...
... give free passage to the engineers , are constructed fore and aft in the centre of the coal bunkers , through all the great iron parti - walls . By this ar- rangement the steam and water pipes which give life and motion to the ship will ...
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... give an air of luxury to the chapel . In short , M. Zamet avowed that he desired to introduce all the refinements which could please the young ladies of the Court , and allure rich and highborn maid- ens into the house . The discipline ...
... give an air of luxury to the chapel . In short , M. Zamet avowed that he desired to introduce all the refinements which could please the young ladies of the Court , and allure rich and highborn maid- ens into the house . The discipline ...
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