The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen2Longmans, Green, and Company, 1876 |
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... turning - Macaulay's re - election for Edinburgh , and the general satisfaction which it occasioned - He has a serious attack of illness - Clifton - Extracts from Macaulay's journal - His strong feel- ings for old associations - Barley ...
... turning - Macaulay's re - election for Edinburgh , and the general satisfaction which it occasioned - He has a serious attack of illness - Clifton - Extracts from Macaulay's journal - His strong feel- ings for old associations - Barley ...
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... turned over dictionaries to be sure that they contained no treason or blas- phemy , I hurried on shore , and by seven in the morning I was in the streets of Genoa . Never have I been more struck and enchanted . There was nothing mean or ...
... turned over dictionaries to be sure that they contained no treason or blas- phemy , I hurried on shore , and by seven in the morning I was in the streets of Genoa . Never have I been more struck and enchanted . There was nothing mean or ...
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... turned into the Vatican . I had walked a hundred feet through the library without the faintest notion that I was in it . No books , no shelves , were visible . All was light and brilliant ; nothing but white , and red , and gold ...
... turned into the Vatican . I had walked a hundred feet through the library without the faintest notion that I was in it . No books , no shelves , were visible . All was light and brilliant ; nothing but white , and red , and gold ...
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... turned the conversation instantly . No topic , I am glad to say , is less to my taste . I dined by myself , and read an execrably stupid novel called Tylney Hall . Why do I read such stuff ? " 66 Saturday , December 8. - No letters at ...
... turned the conversation instantly . No topic , I am glad to say , is less to my taste . I dined by myself , and read an execrably stupid novel called Tylney Hall . Why do I read such stuff ? " 66 Saturday , December 8. - No letters at ...
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... most awkward perversion of language , for the pleasure of turning the Scriptures into ribaldry , or of calling Jesus an impostor . " whose brain thoughts of this nature were doubtless cours- ing 40 CH . VII . LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
... most awkward perversion of language , for the pleasure of turning the Scriptures into ribaldry , or of calling Jesus an impostor . " whose brain thoughts of this nature were doubtless cours- ing 40 CH . VII . LIFE AND LETTERS OF.
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