The Quarterly Review, Volume 19William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1818 - English literature |
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Page 39
... expression for several miles about the countrey . 6 At my return I was infinitely concern'd to find that goodly Church St. Paules now a sad ruine , and that beautifull portico ( for structure comparable to any in Europe , as not long ...
... expression for several miles about the countrey . 6 At my return I was infinitely concern'd to find that goodly Church St. Paules now a sad ruine , and that beautifull portico ( for structure comparable to any in Europe , as not long ...
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... expression by which the writer stamps upon your memory his meaning in all its force . Without such charms A Discourse of Forest Trees and the Propagation of Timber in his Majesty's Dominions ' might appear to promise dry entertain- his ...
... expression by which the writer stamps upon your memory his meaning in all its force . Without such charms A Discourse of Forest Trees and the Propagation of Timber in his Majesty's Dominions ' might appear to promise dry entertain- his ...
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... expression is overcharged . If any human creatures , born in the midst of a highly civilized country , are yet , by the circumstances of their birth and breeding , placed in a worse condition both as physical and moral beings , than ...
... expression is overcharged . If any human creatures , born in the midst of a highly civilized country , are yet , by the circumstances of their birth and breeding , placed in a worse condition both as physical and moral beings , than ...
Page 110
... expression . The matter of religious instruction is settled , as it ought to be , in the schools of the National Society : the principles of the na- tional church are taught there , but no question is ever put to any children concerning ...
... expression . The matter of religious instruction is settled , as it ought to be , in the schools of the National Society : the principles of the na- tional church are taught there , but no question is ever put to any children concerning ...
Page 111
... expressions they use : this led them into the most disgraceful scenes . When these children met , if one entered into the department of the ○ ther the next day , they were prepared to defend their station , and to excite a mob ...
... expressions they use : this led them into the most disgraceful scenes . When these children met , if one entered into the department of the ○ ther the next day , they were prepared to defend their station , and to excite a mob ...
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