The Monthly Chronicle, Volume 1Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1838 |
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Page 7
... merits of a speculative theory , but as a relentless and callous oppressor , who insists on exposing him to persecution , and taking the money out of his till . It is difficult and discouraging for the represent- ative to preach the ...
... merits of a speculative theory , but as a relentless and callous oppressor , who insists on exposing him to persecution , and taking the money out of his till . It is difficult and discouraging for the represent- ative to preach the ...
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... merits and his illustrious birth . He had , however , evinced respectable abilities , and a considerable facility in public speaking , which , had it been more elaborately cultivated , might have acquired the reputation of eloquence ...
... merits and his illustrious birth . He had , however , evinced respectable abilities , and a considerable facility in public speaking , which , had it been more elaborately cultivated , might have acquired the reputation of eloquence ...
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... merit of the tale , its pathos , would have been diminished . The same remark will apply to the Clementina and Harriet Byron of Richardson . The author will take care not to crowd his canvass . He will select as few characters as are ...
... merit of the tale , its pathos , would have been diminished . The same remark will apply to the Clementina and Harriet Byron of Richardson . The author will take care not to crowd his canvass . He will select as few characters as are ...
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... merits among our scientific articles , as of reviewing the performances of the penny theatres or the buffoonery of the booths at Bartholomew fair in our dramatic criticisms . When , however , we are told that the circulation of some of ...
... merits among our scientific articles , as of reviewing the performances of the penny theatres or the buffoonery of the booths at Bartholomew fair in our dramatic criticisms . When , however , we are told that the circulation of some of ...
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... merits of the actor can be tried . If it be not guided in its decisions by critical canons and fine distinct- ions , it is governed by the instinct of feelings that are keenly sensitive to the appeals of nature , and rarely erroneous in ...
... merits of the actor can be tried . If it be not guided in its decisions by critical canons and fine distinct- ions , it is governed by the instinct of feelings that are keenly sensitive to the appeals of nature , and rarely erroneous in ...
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