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... Perhaps the language was not ripe for their suc- cess ; perhaps the craftsmen's strength and experience were not equal to the novelty of their attempt . But no one can compare the English styles of the first half of the sixteenth ...
... Perhaps the language was not ripe for their suc- cess ; perhaps the craftsmen's strength and experience were not equal to the novelty of their attempt . But no one can compare the English styles of the first half of the sixteenth ...
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... perhaps in connexion with the Alençon intrigues . He was thus launched into what was looked upon as the road of preferment ; in his case , as it turned out , a very subordinate form of public employment , which was to continue almost ...
... perhaps in connexion with the Alençon intrigues . He was thus launched into what was looked upon as the road of preferment ; in his case , as it turned out , a very subordinate form of public employment , which was to continue almost ...
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... perhaps spontaneous , perhaps put on , but in contradiction to the whole movement of the man's true nature . But Spenser's words do not ring hollow . With a kind of unconsciousness and innocence , which we now find hard to understand ...
... perhaps spontaneous , perhaps put on , but in contradiction to the whole movement of the man's true nature . But Spenser's words do not ring hollow . With a kind of unconsciousness and innocence , which we now find hard to understand ...
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