New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 23Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1828 |
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Page 137
... taste of an independent man , and wholly adverse to the habits of a constitu- tional lawyer . " Brother Pell has been long connected with nobility , and had al- ways somewhat of a Leach hankering for the more dandyish things of life ...
... taste of an independent man , and wholly adverse to the habits of a constitu- tional lawyer . " Brother Pell has been long connected with nobility , and had al- ways somewhat of a Leach hankering for the more dandyish things of life ...
Page 344
... taste and judgment , to establish themselves among their compeers as oracles , and , vulgarly phrasing it , " to rule the roast . " The monarch of taste once enthroned , the breath of a difference with him is treason , or flat perjury ...
... taste and judgment , to establish themselves among their compeers as oracles , and , vulgarly phrasing it , " to rule the roast . " The monarch of taste once enthroned , the breath of a difference with him is treason , or flat perjury ...
Page 564
... Tastes such as these , with some few others of a similar kind , seemed to repel the soft passion ; the ... taste than the independent , and sometimes derisive spirit of the maiden lady . But the many , and the young , and ...
... Tastes such as these , with some few others of a similar kind , seemed to repel the soft passion ; the ... taste than the independent , and sometimes derisive spirit of the maiden lady . But the many , and the young , and ...
Contents
Landors Imaginary Conversations | 10 |
Mexico in 1827 | 45 |
A Swiss Tour | 53 |
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