The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... common plaster of Paris has been soaked with common house - paint , and forms , sacred to our imaginations , defiled with raw unbroken reds and yellows , and particularly with a blue , which , so far from being warranted by ancient ...
... common plaster of Paris has been soaked with common house - paint , and forms , sacred to our imaginations , defiled with raw unbroken reds and yellows , and particularly with a blue , which , so far from being warranted by ancient ...
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... common glass , instead of being recovered relative values of different materials , domestic by an expensive mode of evaporation , as is and foreign , will doubtless lead to a thorough now the case . It must also be understood ...
... common glass , instead of being recovered relative values of different materials , domestic by an expensive mode of evaporation , as is and foreign , will doubtless lead to a thorough now the case . It must also be understood ...
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' How useful X might be if he had but common sense ! ' said Y to Z. Don't call it common sense , ' replied Z ; for it is the most uncommon thing in the world . Call it plain sense , or good sense , or sound sense , or any thing but common ...
' How useful X might be if he had but common sense ! ' said Y to Z. Don't call it common sense , ' replied Z ; for it is the most uncommon thing in the world . Call it plain sense , or good sense , or sound sense , or any thing but common ...
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