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Page 67
... expression nor the sense is improved by it . In one respect , the meaning of that admirable and eloquent writer is ... expressions so hypercritically denounced ? He We were pleased to observe among the examples of viola- tions of ...
... expression nor the sense is improved by it . In one respect , the meaning of that admirable and eloquent writer is ... expressions so hypercritically denounced ? He We were pleased to observe among the examples of viola- tions of ...
Page 451
... expression , or decisive sentence , would escape from him , his countenance , at such moments , becoming terrible , from the combined expression of ugliness and genius . ' The character of La Fayette is also well delineated , though ...
... expression , or decisive sentence , would escape from him , his countenance , at such moments , becoming terrible , from the combined expression of ugliness and genius . ' The character of La Fayette is also well delineated , though ...
Page 502
... expression , the alliterative words often unconsciously concur : but in verses like these he is too lavish of their ... expressions as these : ' he of him ill brooked injurious say . ' To Friesland's king that people hatred bore With all ...
... expression , the alliterative words often unconsciously concur : but in verses like these he is too lavish of their ... expressions as these : ' he of him ill brooked injurious say . ' To Friesland's king that people hatred bore With all ...
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Lavlesss Compendium of the History of Ireland | 15 |
Halketts Historical Notes on the NorthAmerican Indians | 25 |
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