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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... hand , because he was so fre- quently diverted by inclinations to newer , trifles . ' During the last year of his residence his younger brother came to be his chamber- fellow . They soon removed to the Middle Temple , and before they ...
... hand , because he was so fre- quently diverted by inclinations to newer , trifles . ' During the last year of his residence his younger brother came to be his chamber- fellow . They soon removed to the Middle Temple , and before they ...
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... hand that feeds them . We have seen wild - ducks come in flocks to a lady's call , and the water - hen hurry to the same voice with as much alacrity as the barn - door fowl . " In his progress through Italy Evelyn's attention ...
... hand that feeds them . We have seen wild - ducks come in flocks to a lady's call , and the water - hen hurry to the same voice with as much alacrity as the barn - door fowl . " In his progress through Italy Evelyn's attention ...
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... hands . ' 6 About three months after his marriage he was called into Eng- land to settle his affairs , leaving his wife ... hand and seal of Bradshaw himself . ' Evelyn never mentioned the name of Bradshaw without coupling with it some ...
... hands . ' 6 About three months after his marriage he was called into Eng- land to settle his affairs , leaving his wife ... hand and seal of Bradshaw himself . ' Evelyn never mentioned the name of Bradshaw without coupling with it some ...
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... hands behind him , and then set him upright against an oak and left him , swearing that if he made any outcry , they would return and cut his throat , an operation which one of them would have performed upon the spot , had it not been ...
... hands behind him , and then set him upright against an oak and left him , swearing that if he made any outcry , they would return and cut his throat , an operation which one of them would have performed upon the spot , had it not been ...
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... hand of his Creator , and it is in gardens that they who are blest with means and oppor- tunity may create an image of Eden for themselves , as far as earth is now capable of the resemblance . An Eden of Evelyn's inven- tion , indeed ...
... hand of his Creator , and it is in gardens that they who are blest with means and oppor- tunity may create an image of Eden for themselves , as far as earth is now capable of the resemblance . An Eden of Evelyn's inven- tion , indeed ...
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