Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Band 112W. Blackwood & Sons, 1872 |
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... true poets as great as he , at a gallop . While they made their way slowly into note , he took his place at once . He secured the suffrages of the poetically - mind- ed because of his real genius , which they were incapable of mistaking ...
... true poets as great as he , at a gallop . While they made their way slowly into note , he took his place at once . He secured the suffrages of the poetically - mind- ed because of his real genius , which they were incapable of mistaking ...
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... true that of these two men , starting from absolutely oppo- site points of the social scale , it was the ploughman who had every natural circumstance in his favour , and the patrician who had all against him ; but we may add that not ...
... true that of these two men , starting from absolutely oppo- site points of the social scale , it was the ploughman who had every natural circumstance in his favour , and the patrician who had all against him ; but we may add that not ...
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... true Parisienne - of the woman who is always charming , despite her empty purse are individuality , harmony , and finished detail . It is very easy to talk about the process in this loose way ; but it is almost impossible to describe it ...
... true Parisienne - of the woman who is always charming , despite her empty purse are individuality , harmony , and finished detail . It is very easy to talk about the process in this loose way ; but it is almost impossible to describe it ...
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