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... sanctuary , thrusting out the legitimate occupants . To reach down a wellbound
semblance of a volume , and hope it some kind - hearted play - book , then ,
opening what " seem its leaves , ” to come bolt upon a withering Population
Essay .
... sanctuary , thrusting out the legitimate occupants . To reach down a wellbound
semblance of a volume , and hope it some kind - hearted play - book , then ,
opening what " seem its leaves , ” to come bolt upon a withering Population
Essay .
Página 74
I have a community of feeling with my countryman about his Plays , and I like
those editions of him best which have been oftenest tumbled about and handled .
On the contrary , I cannot read Beaumont and Fletcher but in Folio . The Octavo ...
I have a community of feeling with my countryman about his Plays , and I like
those editions of him best which have been oftenest tumbled about and handled .
On the contrary , I cannot read Beaumont and Fletcher but in Folio . The Octavo ...
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I can call to mind the first play and the first exhibition that I was taken to ; but I am
not conscious of a time when china jars and saucers were introduced into my
imagination . I had no repugnance then ( why should I now have ? ) to those little
...
I can call to mind the first play and the first exhibition that I was taken to ; but I am
not conscious of a time when china jars and saucers were introduced into my
imagination . I had no repugnance then ( why should I now have ? ) to those little
...
Página 96
You are too proud to see a play anywhere now but in the pit . Do you remember
where it was we used to sit , when we saw the Battle of Hexham , and the
Surrender of Calais , and Bannister and Mrs . Bland in the Children in the Woods
...
You are too proud to see a play anywhere now but in the pit . Do you remember
where it was we used to sit , when we saw the Battle of Hexham , and the
Surrender of Calais , and Bannister and Mrs . Bland in the Children in the Woods
...
Página 97
... staircases , was bad enough ; but there was still à law of civility to woman
recognised to quite as great an extent as we ever found in the other passages ,
and how a little difficulty overcome heightened the snug seat and the play ,
afterwards !
... staircases , was bad enough ; but there was still à law of civility to woman
recognised to quite as great an extent as we ever found in the other passages ,
and how a little difficulty overcome heightened the snug seat and the play ,
afterwards !
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Lincoln The Pocket university |
| Autor | Abraham Lincoln |
| Editor | Bliss Perry |
| Editor | Nelson Doubleday, Incorporated, 1924 |
| Procedencia del original | de la Universidad de Virginia |
| Digitalizado | 30 Jun. 2010 |
| Largo | 124 páginas |
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