Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 46W. Blackwood., 1839 - England |
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... human heart and human sympathies , his leaning , on the whole , seems to be towards the more stately , decorous , and well- ordered march of the tragedy of his own country , of which Cor- Deille , Racine , and Voltaire are the great ...
... human heart and human sympathies , his leaning , on the whole , seems to be towards the more stately , decorous , and well- ordered march of the tragedy of his own country , of which Cor- Deille , Racine , and Voltaire are the great ...
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... human race have been spared , if some one , tearing up the stakes , or filling up the ditch with which he had enclosed it , had called out to his fellows : Beware of listening to that impostor ; you are undone if you forget that these ...
... human race have been spared , if some one , tearing up the stakes , or filling up the ditch with which he had enclosed it , had called out to his fellows : Beware of listening to that impostor ; you are undone if you forget that these ...
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... human comfort reflected on , when the agreeable owner returned to accom- pany me to the cathedral ; so , after taking a glass of wine and some of the talmouse , which is the staple commo- dity of St Denys , we proceeded thither together ...
... human comfort reflected on , when the agreeable owner returned to accom- pany me to the cathedral ; so , after taking a glass of wine and some of the talmouse , which is the staple commo- dity of St Denys , we proceeded thither together ...
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... human wishes , handle their nap napkins with the gravity that becomes their years and station ; while through the body of the hall resounds the profes- sional badinage , the execrable pun , or the fifty times told joke , from the table ...
... human wishes , handle their nap napkins with the gravity that becomes their years and station ; while through the body of the hall resounds the profes- sional badinage , the execrable pun , or the fifty times told joke , from the table ...
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... human affairs - the philoso- phic reader has already perceived that human affairs are transitory and evan- escent - that reform bills and bills of fare are enacted , discussed , objected to , and forgotten , and that an equal obscurity ...
... human affairs - the philoso- phic reader has already perceived that human affairs are transitory and evan- escent - that reform bills and bills of fare are enacted , discussed , objected to , and forgotten , and that an equal obscurity ...
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