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... seems pregnant with meaning , as the letter of Scripture to the allegorical interpreters of old . It even gains no little by its very imperfection and want of purpose , as the weather - stains on a wall , or the cinders of the grate ...
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... seems to be the labour of a long life , all produced without labour or study . ' There are , certainly , few proofs of labour or study ' in the instalment of the work hitherto published . But this was not his métier . Nos alio mentes ...
... seems to be the spontaneous expression of humanity , congenial to the wants of man . No other formed house can ever please me so well , nor shall I ever be persuaded , I believe , that it can be improved either in beauty or use . Mr ...
... seems gene- rally admitted . The Songs of DEATH'S DOor . Innocence , ' with their idyllic grace of design and charm of colour , might perhaps be placed nearest . But the Songs are amongst the rarest of rare books , whilst the ' Job ' is ...