The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... look as if they might burst their banks and flood the gardens and house . The care which many of the writers of the day bestow in considering the proper positions , outlines , and terminations of plan- tations might be imitated with ...
... look as if they might burst their banks and flood the gardens and house . The care which many of the writers of the day bestow in considering the proper positions , outlines , and terminations of plan- tations might be imitated with ...
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... look on his work as a mere half - fanatical , half- rhetorical essay - eloquent , picturesque , and impressive , but , to use his own phrase , sovereignly illogical ' and utterly incon- clusive ; of which we really doubt how much may be ...
... look on his work as a mere half - fanatical , half- rhetorical essay - eloquent , picturesque , and impressive , but , to use his own phrase , sovereignly illogical ' and utterly incon- clusive ; of which we really doubt how much may be ...
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... look , and one that hath understanding by his coun- tenance , when thou meetest him . A man's attire , and excessive laughter , and gait , show what he is . ' Such is some of the wisdom of the Son of Sirach . From Aris- totle we have a ...
... look , and one that hath understanding by his coun- tenance , when thou meetest him . A man's attire , and excessive laughter , and gait , show what he is . ' Such is some of the wisdom of the Son of Sirach . From Aris- totle we have a ...
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