The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1923 |
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... feeling towards his mother - A Read- ing - party - Hoaxing an editor - Macaulay takes pupils CHAPTER III . 1824-1830 . • Macaulay is called to the bar - Does not make it a serious profession -Speech before the Anti - Slavery Society ...
... feeling towards his mother - A Read- ing - party - Hoaxing an editor - Macaulay takes pupils CHAPTER III . 1824-1830 . • Macaulay is called to the bar - Does not make it a serious profession -Speech before the Anti - Slavery Society ...
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... feel their power . These barbarians , who had hitherto commanded as much rum and gunpowder as they cared to have by selling their neigh- bours at the nearest barracoon , showed no appreciation for the comforts and advantages of ...
... feel their power . These barbarians , who had hitherto commanded as much rum and gunpowder as they cared to have by selling their neigh- bours at the nearest barracoon , showed no appreciation for the comforts and advantages of ...
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... feeling those gestures , so uniformly firm and deliberate , were prompted - whence the constant traces of fatigue on those overhanging brows , and on that athletic though ungraceful figure - what might be the charm which excited amongst ...
... feeling those gestures , so uniformly firm and deliberate , were prompted - whence the constant traces of fatigue on those overhanging brows , and on that athletic though ungraceful figure - what might be the charm which excited amongst ...
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... feeling . Indeed , he must have been , according to her particular notions , the most irreproachable of lovers , until her own Colebs was given to the world . By her help he carried his point in so far that the engagement was made and ...
... feeling . Indeed , he must have been , according to her particular notions , the most irreproachable of lovers , until her own Colebs was given to the world . By her help he carried his point in so far that the engagement was made and ...
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... feeling , the little fellow looked up in her face and replied : " Thank you , madam , the agony is abated . ” But it must not be supposed that his quaint manners pro- ceeded from affectation or conceit ; for all testimony declares that ...
... feeling , the little fellow looked up in her face and replied : " Thank you , madam , the agony is abated . ” But it must not be supposed that his quaint manners pro- ceeded from affectation or conceit ; for all testimony declares that ...
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