Publications of the Surtees Society, Zväzok 171Surtees Society, 1962 |
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Strana 138
... give a kind of mysterious importance to common sentiments and common trains of reasoning merely because he considered them to be his own . This fault has infected and overlaid his poetry which not- withstanding , very often shews great ...
... give a kind of mysterious importance to common sentiments and common trains of reasoning merely because he considered them to be his own . This fault has infected and overlaid his poetry which not- withstanding , very often shews great ...
Strana 168
... give the gardener directions as to sending fruit to Durham . It was a holyday but he returned in the evening . 31. Finished Wentworth's Botany Bay , which too ill arranged and in many places exhibiting strong symptoms of book making ...
... give the gardener directions as to sending fruit to Durham . It was a holyday but he returned in the evening . 31. Finished Wentworth's Botany Bay , which too ill arranged and in many places exhibiting strong symptoms of book making ...
Strana 192
... give him satisfaction . . . . Mr. Tate may be and probably is a warm tempered and vain man , but he is very entertaining and has many excellent qualities . Of late years I have not lived much amongst powerful talkers but I should ...
... give him satisfaction . . . . Mr. Tate may be and probably is a warm tempered and vain man , but he is very entertaining and has many excellent qualities . Of late years I have not lived much amongst powerful talkers but I should ...
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