The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen4White, Stokes, & Allen, 1876 |
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... pleasure in this employment . The reign of William the Third , so mysterious to me a few weeks ago , is beginning to take a clear form . I begin to see the men , and to understand all their difficulties and jealousies . " " June 30 ...
... pleasure in this employment . The reign of William the Third , so mysterious to me a few weeks ago , is beginning to take a clear form . I begin to see the men , and to understand all their difficulties and jealousies . " " June 30 ...
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... pleasure in looking at it . No sheep is suffered to remain more than a few 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 ...
... pleasure in looking at it . No sheep is suffered to remain more than a few 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 ...
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... pleasure than of late . I have got far beyond my task . I will only mention days when I fall short of it ; and I hope that it will be long before I have occasion to make such an entry . " " October 9. - Sate down again to write , but ...
... pleasure than of late . I have got far beyond my task . I will only mention days when I fall short of it ; and I hope that it will be long before I have occasion to make such an entry . " " October 9. - Sate down again to write , but ...
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... the latter . Lord Spencer expressed his regret that his sea education had kept him ignorant of much that was known to scholars , and said that his chief pleasure in his library was derived from the 34 CH . XII . LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
... the latter . Lord Spencer expressed his regret that his sea education had kept him ignorant of much that was known to scholars , and said that his chief pleasure in his library was derived from the 34 CH . XII . LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
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Sir George Otto Trevelyan, Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. his chief pleasure in his library was derived from the pleasure of his friends . This he said so frankly and kindly that it was impossible not to be humbled by his ...
Sir George Otto Trevelyan, Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. his chief pleasure in his library was derived from the pleasure of his friends . This he said so frankly and kindly that it was impossible not to be humbled by his ...
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