Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country, Volume 59James Fraser, 1859 |
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... ment . He is one of the men - they are all too few - who desire to be on the side of truth more than to have truth on their side ; and whose personal and pri- vate worth are always better understood than expressed . It has been happily ...
... ment . He is one of the men - they are all too few - who desire to be on the side of truth more than to have truth on their side ; and whose personal and pri- vate worth are always better understood than expressed . It has been happily ...
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... ment of , as I believe , one of the best judges who ever sat on the English Bench : I mean Mr. Justice Coleridge . That judge on one occasion sentenced to imprison- ment a poor , ignorant man , con- victed of having written certain ...
... ment of , as I believe , one of the best judges who ever sat on the English Bench : I mean Mr. Justice Coleridge . That judge on one occasion sentenced to imprison- ment a poor , ignorant man , con- victed of having written certain ...
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... ment asserts itself with greater determination than ever . Osten- sibly the works belonging to this class do not make up more than perhaps a fourth of the whole , but the walls tell a very different story . If we calculate by space ...
... ment asserts itself with greater determination than ever . Osten- sibly the works belonging to this class do not make up more than perhaps a fourth of the whole , but the walls tell a very different story . If we calculate by space ...
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