The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen4White, Stokes, & Allen, 1876 |
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... months in finishing my History and correcting proofs . I rose at half after nine , read at breakfast Fearon's Sketches of America , and then finished Lucian's critique on the bad historians of his time , and felt my own withers unwrung ...
... months in finishing my History and correcting proofs . I rose at half after nine , read at breakfast Fearon's Sketches of America , and then finished Lucian's critique on the bad historians of his time , and felt my own withers unwrung ...
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... month ; of my book three thousand copies in ten days . Black says that there has been no such sale since the days of Waverley . The success is in every way complete beyond all hope , and is the more agreeable to me because expectation ...
... month ; of my book three thousand copies in ten days . Black says that there has been no such sale since the days of Waverley . The success is in every way complete beyond all hope , and is the more agreeable to me because expectation ...
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... months . * Of such a run I had never dreamed . But I had thought that the book would have a permanent place in our literature ; object only forty days . During forty days she is all fondness . As soon as they are over , she not only ...
... months . * Of such a run I had never dreamed . But I had thought that the book would have a permanent place in our literature ; object only forty days . During forty days she is all fondness . As soon as they are over , she not only ...
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... months on any of the islands of the lakes . I asked why not . I was told that they would die of fat ; and , indeed , those that I saw looked like Alder- men who had passed the Chair . " In a letter written from Dublin on his way home ...
... months on any of the islands of the lakes . I asked why not . I was told that they would die of fat ; and , indeed , those that I saw looked like Alder- men who had passed the Chair . " In a letter written from Dublin on his way home ...
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... month brought before the magistrates for having refused to settle his bill after over - eating himself in an oyster - shop . creature ! How such things twine themselves about our hearts 42 CH . XII . LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
... month brought before the magistrates for having refused to settle his bill after over - eating himself in an oyster - shop . creature ! How such things twine themselves about our hearts 42 CH . XII . LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
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