The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen4White, Stokes, & Allen, 1876 |
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... stories ; and , among others , the cold language which the Duke used about a brave officer on the staff , who was killed by exposing himself injudiciously . ' What business had he lark- ing there ? I shall not mention his name . I shall ...
... stories ; and , among others , the cold language which the Duke used about a brave officer on the staff , who was killed by exposing himself injudiciously . ' What business had he lark- ing there ? I shall not mention his name . I shall ...
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... story is the old story . There are the old raptures about mountains and cataracts ; the old flimsy philosophy about the effect of scenery on the mind ; the old crazy mystical metaphysics ; the endless wildernesses of dull , flat ...
... story is the old story . There are the old raptures about mountains and cataracts ; the old flimsy philosophy about the effect of scenery on the mind ; the old crazy mystical metaphysics ; the endless wildernesses of dull , flat ...
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... story . How many times it was so with the first two Sylvanus Urban was the nom de plume adopted by the editor of the Gentleman's Magazine . In another part of his diary Macaulay says : " Read Porson's letters to Travis . I am never ...
... story . How many times it was so with the first two Sylvanus Urban was the nom de plume adopted by the editor of the Gentleman's Magazine . In another part of his diary Macaulay says : " Read Porson's letters to Travis . I am never ...
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... stories , which she had heard at second - hand from George Grey . I cer- tainly made her laugh heartily . She talked on for some time , most courteously and pleasantly . Nothing could be more sensible than her remarks on Ger- J * This ...
... stories , which she had heard at second - hand from George Grey . I cer- tainly made her laugh heartily . She talked on for some time , most courteously and pleasantly . Nothing could be more sensible than her remarks on Ger- J * This ...
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... stories of the old Scotch Judges . Lord Braxfield , at whist , exclaimed to a lady with whom he was playing : ' What are e doing ye damned auld -- ? ' and then , recollecting him- self : ' Your pardon's begged , madam . I took ye for my ...
... stories of the old Scotch Judges . Lord Braxfield , at whist , exclaimed to a lady with whom he was playing : ' What are e doing ye damned auld -- ? ' and then , recollecting him- self : ' Your pardon's begged , madam . I took ye for my ...
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