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Chief pilgrimage of all was one that led us first to Beaconsfield , through the
delightful lanes of Buckinghamshire , with their luxuriance of hedgerow timber ,
and their patches of heathy common . There we paid willing homage to all that ...
Chief pilgrimage of all was one that led us first to Beaconsfield , through the
delightful lanes of Buckinghamshire , with their luxuriance of hedgerow timber ,
and their patches of heathy common . There we paid willing homage to all that ...
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The road wound through lanes still shadier and hedgerows still richer , where the
tall trees rose from banks overhung with fern , intermixed with spires of purple
foxglove ; sometimes broken by a bit of mossy park - paling , sometimes by the ...
The road wound through lanes still shadier and hedgerows still richer , where the
tall trees rose from banks overhung with fern , intermixed with spires of purple
foxglove ; sometimes broken by a bit of mossy park - paling , sometimes by the ...
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Through these streets so broad and stately , these obscure and dismal lanes
Walked of yore the Master - Singers , chanting rude poetic strains . From remote
and sunless suburbs came they to the friendly guild , Building nests in Fame's
great ...
Through these streets so broad and stately , these obscure and dismal lanes
Walked of yore the Master - Singers , chanting rude poetic strains . From remote
and sunless suburbs came they to the friendly guild , Building nests in Fame's
great ...
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At the end of that time his prospects improved ; some family connection ( it is not
said what ) threw him upon the powerful protection of the Grevilles and the
Crewes , and we find him numbered in the Drury Lane company , and
coniplaining in a ...
At the end of that time his prospects improved ; some family connection ( it is not
said what ) threw him upon the powerful protection of the Grevilles and the
Crewes , and we find him numbered in the Drury Lane company , and
coniplaining in a ...
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... solitude of a certain green lane , about half a mile from home ; sometimes
seated on the roots of an old fantastic beech , sometimes on the trunk of a felled
oak , or sometimes on the ground itself , with my back propped A LITERARY LIFE
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... solitude of a certain green lane , about half a mile from home ; sometimes
seated on the roots of an old fantastic beech , sometimes on the trunk of a felled
oak , or sometimes on the ground itself , with my back propped A LITERARY LIFE
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| Título | Recollections of a Literary Life, Or, Books, Places, and People, Volume 1 Recollections of a Literary Life, Or, Books, Places, and People, Mary Russell Mitford |
| Autor | Mary Russell Mitford |
| Editora | R. Bentley, 1852 |
| Original de | Universidade de Minnesota |
| Digitalizado | 31 jul. 2013 |
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