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Page 39
... nature has plainly designed him , " the Prince of Poetical Burlesque . " • We must not dismiss this little work ... nature , was guilty of the metaphysical quaint- ness of " exhorting " us ' To reverent watching of each still report That ...
... nature has plainly designed him , " the Prince of Poetical Burlesque . " • We must not dismiss this little work ... nature , was guilty of the metaphysical quaint- ness of " exhorting " us ' To reverent watching of each still report That ...
Page 53
... nature from this volume , are much more liable to animadversion than the tenets of his master ; yet he betrays extreme impatience and irritability because they have been disputed , and even condescends to repel the attack by an appeal ...
... nature from this volume , are much more liable to animadversion than the tenets of his master ; yet he betrays extreme impatience and irritability because they have been disputed , and even condescends to repel the attack by an appeal ...
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... nature of Darnley's disease , ' that he enumerates several authors who had asserted it to be the small pox , though , " amidst the contradiction of his- torians , he declines with certainty to decide concerning its nature or its cause ...
... nature of Darnley's disease , ' that he enumerates several authors who had asserted it to be the small pox , though , " amidst the contradiction of his- torians , he declines with certainty to decide concerning its nature or its cause ...
Contents
Fall of the Leaf | 14 |
Flamanville Madame de Eugenia | 25 |
43 | 26 |
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