The European Magazine, and London Review, Bände 83-84Philological Society of London, 1823 |
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... manner suitable to the delicacy and fine expression of the ori- ginal . We hope , therefore , our Readers will have the goodness to excuse this unavoidable omission of our FRONTISPIECE , which shall certainly appear in our next Number ...
... manner suitable to the delicacy and fine expression of the ori- ginal . We hope , therefore , our Readers will have the goodness to excuse this unavoidable omission of our FRONTISPIECE , which shall certainly appear in our next Number ...
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... manner either captivating or impressive . He is distinguished in the court more by his energy and shrewdness , than by any higher qualities of research or eloquence . His industry is greater than his ability , and he owes much to his ...
... manner either captivating or impressive . He is distinguished in the court more by his energy and shrewdness , than by any higher qualities of research or eloquence . His industry is greater than his ability , and he owes much to his ...
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... manner fitted to an English House of Com mons , which is , after all , the first and most enlightened assembly in the world . Mr. O'Connell , though hold and fluent , has been too much in the habit of indulging in the coarse luxury of ...
... manner fitted to an English House of Com mons , which is , after all , the first and most enlightened assembly in the world . Mr. O'Connell , though hold and fluent , has been too much in the habit of indulging in the coarse luxury of ...
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... manner is serious and energetic ; his voice , though deficient in variety of tone , is full and powerful , and , if not remarkable for its sweetness , har- monizes well with the solemnity of his manners . He delivers his ser- mon as if ...
... manner is serious and energetic ; his voice , though deficient in variety of tone , is full and powerful , and , if not remarkable for its sweetness , har- monizes well with the solemnity of his manners . He delivers his ser- mon as if ...
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... manner which weary the attention , yet the obstacles interposed by na- ture in the construction of his voice will always prevent him from being considered a beautiful reader . His emphasis is judicious and correct : -the language of his ...
... manner which weary the attention , yet the obstacles interposed by na- ture in the construction of his voice will always prevent him from being considered a beautiful reader . His emphasis is judicious and correct : -the language of his ...
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