The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen4White, Stokes, & Allen, 1876 |
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... told him that it was quite out of the question ; that I had made up my mind never again to make the smallest concession to fanatical clamour on the subject of Papal endowment . I would not certainly advise the Government to propose such ...
... told him that it was quite out of the question ; that I had made up my mind never again to make the smallest concession to fanatical clamour on the subject of Papal endowment . I would not certainly advise the Government to propose such ...
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... told well and often , to illustrate the sentiment with which the authors of old days regarded their publishers . At a literary dinner Campbell asked leave to propose a toast , and gave the health of Napoleon Bonaparte . The war was at ...
... told well and often , to illustrate the sentiment with which the authors of old days regarded their publishers . At a literary dinner Campbell asked leave to propose a toast , and gave the health of Napoleon Bonaparte . The war was at ...
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... told the truth about it . When we were alone together she said , ' I am going to be very serious . ' Down she fell before me on her knees , and lifted up her hands : ' Dear uncle , do tell the truth to your little girl . Did you send ...
... told the truth about it . When we were alone together she said , ' I am going to be very serious . ' Down she fell before me on her knees , and lifted up her hands : ' Dear uncle , do tell the truth to your little girl . Did you send ...
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... told me that Hen- derson the actor used to say to him that there was no better acting scene in the English drama than this . I now felt the truth of the criticism . How admirable is that hit in the manner of Euripides : But wherefore ...
... told me that Hen- derson the actor used to say to him that there was no better acting scene in the English drama than this . I now felt the truth of the criticism . How admirable is that hit in the manner of Euripides : But wherefore ...
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... 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 Macaulay says : " I was agreeably disappointed with what I saw of the ...
... 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 Macaulay says : " I was agreeably disappointed with what I saw of the ...
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