The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumen25Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1851 |
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... noble acts , which are the balsam of our memories , the entele- chia and soul of our subsistences ? To be name- less in worthy deeds exceeds an infamous history . The Canaanitish woman lives more happily with out a name than Herodias ...
... noble acts , which are the balsam of our memories , the entele- chia and soul of our subsistences ? To be name- less in worthy deeds exceeds an infamous history . The Canaanitish woman lives more happily with out a name than Herodias ...
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... noble Buchans left in ignorance as to the rude dis- covery and still worse after - treatment of their famous ancestor's relics ? To conclude with a more pleasant topic : -we beg once more to thank Mr. Wilkin for this excellent edition ...
... noble Buchans left in ignorance as to the rude dis- covery and still worse after - treatment of their famous ancestor's relics ? To conclude with a more pleasant topic : -we beg once more to thank Mr. Wilkin for this excellent edition ...
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... was of course a dabbler in poetry ; and his biographer , Mr. Prior , as usual with bio- graphers , thinks that his verses have great there was a theatre as noble as any that Greece 20 [ Jan. EDMUND BURKE From Fraser's Magazine. ...
... was of course a dabbler in poetry ; and his biographer , Mr. Prior , as usual with bio- graphers , thinks that his verses have great there was a theatre as noble as any that Greece 20 [ Jan. EDMUND BURKE From Fraser's Magazine. ...
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there was a theatre as noble as any that Greece and Rome offered in their proudest days . William Pitt was at that time the most brilliant orator ; and all that he was he had made himself by his eloquence and patriotism . The political ...
there was a theatre as noble as any that Greece and Rome offered in their proudest days . William Pitt was at that time the most brilliant orator ; and all that he was he had made himself by his eloquence and patriotism . The political ...
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... noble drama , love and truth were not that law was soon afterwards abandoned . At all times he was open , Burke became a man without a profession . straightforward , and manly ; but it was only He cut every cable that bound him to the ...
... noble drama , love and truth were not that law was soon afterwards abandoned . At all times he was open , Burke became a man without a profession . straightforward , and manly ; but it was only He cut every cable that bound him to the ...
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