The Cambridge History of English Literature, Volume 12Sir Adolphus William Ward, Alfred Rayney Waller University Press, 1970 - English literature |
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... says , sufficient con- fidence to attempt the imitation of them . In his experiments , he now , also , received encouragement and counsel from ' Monk ' Lewis , his acquaintanceship with whom ' rekindled effectually , ' he says , in his ...
... says , sufficient con- fidence to attempt the imitation of them . In his experiments , he now , also , received encouragement and counsel from ' Monk ' Lewis , his acquaintanceship with whom ' rekindled effectually , ' he says , in his ...
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... says , ' an old castle or a field of battle , and I was at home at once , filled it with its combatants in their proper costume and overwhelmed my hearers with the enthusiasm of my description . ' He here touches on one of the cardinal ...
... says , ' an old castle or a field of battle , and I was at home at once , filled it with its combatants in their proper costume and overwhelmed my hearers with the enthusiasm of my description . ' He here touches on one of the cardinal ...
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... say , ' says the biographer of his friend Joshua Watson , ' that wherever he went he saw many signs of earnest minds among the clergy of his time , and those who were then rising into public notice ; but whether owing to the security of ...
... say , ' says the biographer of his friend Joshua Watson , ' that wherever he went he saw many signs of earnest minds among the clergy of his time , and those who were then rising into public notice ; but whether owing to the security of ...
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