The Literary Magnet of the Belles Lettres, Science, and the Fine Arts, Volume 2Tobias Merton W.C. Wright., 1824 |
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... interest has this popularity here was nothing to it . nutely , and really are not able to discern any thing that could interest our neighbours the other side of the water so warmly . Its principal character is simplicity , quite ...
... interest has this popularity here was nothing to it . nutely , and really are not able to discern any thing that could interest our neighbours the other side of the water so warmly . Its principal character is simplicity , quite ...
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... interest ex- cited by a piece called Life in London , ' and the crowded audiences which thronged to witness its representation , while some of our finest Tragedies were played to empty benches , would go far in establishing our opinion ...
... interest ex- cited by a piece called Life in London , ' and the crowded audiences which thronged to witness its representation , while some of our finest Tragedies were played to empty benches , would go far in establishing our opinion ...
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... interest , one common lot , or fortune ; that mirth exists on the approach of the object esteemed , but is visited in sadness when solitude makes its loss felt . Such are the living romances of our morning , romantic friendships ...
... interest , one common lot , or fortune ; that mirth exists on the approach of the object esteemed , but is visited in sadness when solitude makes its loss felt . Such are the living romances of our morning , romantic friendships ...
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