The European Magazine, and London Review, Bände 83-84Philological Society of London, 1823 |
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... talents will not only ensure to her a splendid portion of contemporaneous celebrity , but will transmit her name to posterity among the brightest ornaments of the stage , we have selected her , as a benign and guardian herald , to ...
... talents will not only ensure to her a splendid portion of contemporaneous celebrity , but will transmit her name to posterity among the brightest ornaments of the stage , we have selected her , as a benign and guardian herald , to ...
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... talents were either coldly received or unappre- ciated by our more mercurial neigh- bours . It is no part of their cha- racter to be cold in their admiration , avaricious of their applause , or im- pervious to the charms of female ...
... talents were either coldly received or unappre- ciated by our more mercurial neigh- bours . It is no part of their cha- racter to be cold in their admiration , avaricious of their applause , or im- pervious to the charms of female ...
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... talents of such men are in themselves an imperishable distinction ; they draw nothing from official rank or ju ... talent which rivalled the proudest exertions of England , and was surpassed by no- thing in Greek or Roman story . The ...
... talents of such men are in themselves an imperishable distinction ; they draw nothing from official rank or ju ... talent which rivalled the proudest exertions of England , and was surpassed by no- thing in Greek or Roman story . The ...
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... talents would have secured him high elevation within the pale ; bringing as he would to its service , either in the pulpit or for the mission , the same bold eloquence , and fearless intrepidity , which have distinguished him in a ...
... talents would have secured him high elevation within the pale ; bringing as he would to its service , either in the pulpit or for the mission , the same bold eloquence , and fearless intrepidity , which have distinguished him in a ...
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... talents , that precedence and distinction to which his standing and abilities had un- questionably entitled him . It is but natural he should feel deeply on such occasions . One of the failings of Mr. O'Connell's character is a strong ...
... talents , that precedence and distinction to which his standing and abilities had un- questionably entitled him . It is but natural he should feel deeply on such occasions . One of the failings of Mr. O'Connell's character is a strong ...
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