The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen4White, Stokes, & Allen, 1876 |
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... turning - Macaulay's re - election for Edin- burgh , and the general satisfaction which it occasioned - He has a serious attack of illness - Clifton - Extracts from Macaulay's journal →→→ His strong feelings for old associations ...
... turning - Macaulay's re - election for Edin- burgh , and the general satisfaction which it occasioned - He has a serious attack of illness - Clifton - Extracts from Macaulay's journal →→→ His strong feelings for old associations ...
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... was to come . I turned over a few sentences in my head , but was very ill satisfied with them . Well or ill satisfied , however , I was forced to be ready when the Lord Provost called for 2 * 1848-52 . 19 LORD MACAULAY .
... was to come . I turned over a few sentences in my head , but was very ill satisfied with them . Well or ill satisfied , however , I was forced to be ready when the Lord Provost called for 2 * 1848-52 . 19 LORD MACAULAY .
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... turned over three volumes of newspapers and tracts ; Flying Posts , Postboys , and Postmen . I found some curious things which will be of direct service ; but the chief advantage of these researches is that the mind is transported back ...
... turned over three volumes of newspapers and tracts ; Flying Posts , Postboys , and Postmen . I found some curious things which will be of direct service ; but the chief advantage of these researches is that the mind is transported back ...
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... turned over Swift's Correspondence , and at least a shelf - full of Irish novels ; and read more carefully Moore's Life of Sheridan , and the Life of Flood , which did not at all meet his fancy . " A stupid , ill - spelt , ill - written ...
... turned over Swift's Correspondence , and at least a shelf - full of Irish novels ; and read more carefully Moore's Life of Sheridan , and the Life of Flood , which did not at all meet his fancy . " A stupid , ill - spelt , ill - written ...
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... turning out to beg of every coach and car that goes by . But I will have done . I cannot mend this state of things , and there is no use in breaking my heart about it . I am comforted by thinking that between the poorest English peasant ...
... turning out to beg of every coach and car that goes by . But I will have done . I cannot mend this state of things , and there is no use in breaking my heart about it . I am comforted by thinking that between the poorest English peasant ...
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