Bolt Upright: The Life of Thomas Moore, Volume 1Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg, 1975 - 666 páginas |
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... feeling , the taste , and the preci- sion , which are characteristic of those authors ' Who , from the An- cients , like the Ancients write , " and hailed the " genuine simplicity , " a style in which every superfluous decoration is cut ...
... feeling , the taste , and the preci- sion , which are characteristic of those authors ' Who , from the An- cients , like the Ancients write , " and hailed the " genuine simplicity , " a style in which every superfluous decoration is cut ...
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... feeling of it , has so very materially altered my relative situation in life -- has laid me under so many obligations to friends , and fettered me with so many serious responsibilities , that I should consider myself , at present , not ...
... feeling of it , has so very materially altered my relative situation in life -- has laid me under so many obligations to friends , and fettered me with so many serious responsibilities , that I should consider myself , at present , not ...
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... feeling that all the world might admire him in his works , but that those only could learn to love him as he deserved who had seen him at Abbotsford . I give you carte blanche to say what you please of my sense of his cordial kindness ...
... feeling that all the world might admire him in his works , but that those only could learn to love him as he deserved who had seen him at Abbotsford . I give you carte blanche to say what you please of my sense of his cordial kindness ...
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