The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1923 |
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... speaking man . With many thanks , yours ever truly , T. Carlyle . Mr. Carlyle , in a sympathetic moment , recognised that Macaulay , and himself , were alike in having drawn their origin from a plain , hard - working , Scotch home of ...
... speaking man . With many thanks , yours ever truly , T. Carlyle . Mr. Carlyle , in a sympathetic moment , recognised that Macaulay , and himself , were alike in having drawn their origin from a plain , hard - working , Scotch home of ...
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... speak in a moderate key except on the undermentioned special occasions . Imprimis , when I am speaking at the same time with three others . Secondly , when I am praising the Christian Observer . Thirdly , when I am praising Mr. Preston ...
... speak in a moderate key except on the undermentioned special occasions . Imprimis , when I am speaking at the same time with three others . Secondly , when I am praising the Christian Observer . Thirdly , when I am praising Mr. Preston ...
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... speak of the intense happiness of the holidays , beginning with finding him in Papa's room in the morning ; the awe at the idea of his having reached home in the dark after we were in bed , and the Saturnalia which at once set in ; -no ...
... speak of the intense happiness of the holidays , beginning with finding him in Papa's room in the morning ; the awe at the idea of his having reached home in the dark after we were in bed , and the Saturnalia which at once set in ; -no ...
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... speak of Wilberforce . As to Simeon , if you knew what his authority and influence were , and how they extended from Cambridge to the most remote corners of England , you would allow that his real sway in the Church was far greater than ...
... speak of Wilberforce . As to Simeon , if you knew what his authority and influence were , and how they extended from Cambridge to the most remote corners of England , you would allow that his real sway in the Church was far greater than ...
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... speak on university contests or university scandal . For myself , I have long made it a rule never to talk on politics except in the most general manner ; and I believe that my most intimate associates have no idea of my opinions on the ...
... speak on university contests or university scandal . For myself , I have long made it a rule never to talk on politics except in the most general manner ; and I believe that my most intimate associates have no idea of my opinions on the ...
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