Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 47W. Blackwood, 1840 - England |
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They are dra- sional extravagances of metaphor , and mas turning on the Spanish national the exaggerations or over - refinements character and manners , and the scene of sentiment , as well as the very inis generally . laid on Spanish ...
They are dra- sional extravagances of metaphor , and mas turning on the Spanish national the exaggerations or over - refinements character and manners , and the scene of sentiment , as well as the very inis generally . laid on Spanish ...
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She But even this sympathy as to art therefore determined to learn French could not change my father's feelings , also , as soon as possible , for which nor bend his character . He let happen purpose she employed the interpreter . what ...
She But even this sympathy as to art therefore determined to learn French could not change my father's feelings , also , as soon as possible , for which nor bend his character . He let happen purpose she employed the interpreter . what ...
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... whole piece upside down , so that not theidol of the French in my day , and a single stone remained upon another . who had now become my idol -- for I He struck out , added , took away one had learned to know him well when character ...
... whole piece upside down , so that not theidol of the French in my day , and a single stone remained upon another . who had now become my idol -- for I He struck out , added , took away one had learned to know him well when character ...
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The generous highmistranslation . minded character of our public schools , I had taken obviis for ovibus , and I need not descant upon to you . I ovibus I knew were sheep , and lani . had known private , some ill conditionatis I ...
The generous highmistranslation . minded character of our public schools , I had taken obviis for ovibus , and I need not descant upon to you . I ovibus I knew were sheep , and lani . had known private , some ill conditionatis I ...
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... he bears within the mine the character of every event . subject of his fine analysis ; and the Now , nothing can be more weak than observer and his object of observation this method of applying history . are one and the same .
... he bears within the mine the character of every event . subject of his fine analysis ; and the Now , nothing can be more weak than observer and his object of observation this method of applying history . are one and the same .
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