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... naturally learns hardness . Under Spenser's imaginative richness , and poetic delicacy of feel- ing , there appeared two ... natural one for all English comers , and of which the prizes were lucrative offices and forfeited manors and ab ...
... naturally learns hardness . Under Spenser's imaginative richness , and poetic delicacy of feel- ing , there appeared two ... natural one for all English comers , and of which the prizes were lucrative offices and forfeited manors and ab ...
Page 155
... natural . He built up his fictions on them , as the dram- atist built on a basis which , though more nearly approach- ing to real life , yet differed widely from it in many of its preliminary and collateral suppositions ; or as the ...
... natural . He built up his fictions on them , as the dram- atist built on a basis which , though more nearly approach- ing to real life , yet differed widely from it in many of its preliminary and collateral suppositions ; or as the ...
Page 170
Richard William Church. natural advantages of Ireland . Speaking of the North , he says― " And sure it is yet a most ... natural attractiveness of Kilcolman . " Who knows not Arlo Hill ? " he exclaims , in the scene just referred to from ...
Richard William Church. natural advantages of Ireland . Speaking of the North , he says― " And sure it is yet a most ... natural attractiveness of Kilcolman . " Who knows not Arlo Hill ? " he exclaims , in the scene just referred to from ...
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