New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 16Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1826 |
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... cause the Spartans had a very ancient theatre , that they must also have had regular tragedies and comedies . But the Greek word thea- tron was often applied to places where merely vocal and musical con- tests were celebrated ; and ...
... cause the Spartans had a very ancient theatre , that they must also have had regular tragedies and comedies . But the Greek word thea- tron was often applied to places where merely vocal and musical con- tests were celebrated ; and ...
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... foolish squire to be told , that he — and not perverse nature , as the homilies would make us imagine , is the true cause of all the irregularities in his parish . This is striking at the root of free 26 Popular Fallacies .
... foolish squire to be told , that he — and not perverse nature , as the homilies would make us imagine , is the true cause of all the irregularities in his parish . This is striking at the root of free 26 Popular Fallacies .
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... cause , neglect his food , the servant dines not- withstanding . " O but ( some will say ) the force of example is great . " We knew a lady who was so scrupulous on this head , that she would put up with the calls of the most ...
... cause , neglect his food , the servant dines not- withstanding . " O but ( some will say ) the force of example is great . " We knew a lady who was so scrupulous on this head , that she would put up with the calls of the most ...
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... cause of the defectiveness in the concluding member , which is its very beauty , and constitutes the surprise . The same persons shall cry up for admirable the cold quibble from Virgil about the broken Cremona ; * because it is made out ...
... cause of the defectiveness in the concluding member , which is its very beauty , and constitutes the surprise . The same persons shall cry up for admirable the cold quibble from Virgil about the broken Cremona ; * because it is made out ...
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... cause ; and refreshed themselves at intervals in the sweet breath of gardens ; keeping alive their humanity in the wide and charitable meditations inspired by hose tranquil places . Evelyn had not the great talents of his friend . His ...
... cause ; and refreshed themselves at intervals in the sweet breath of gardens ; keeping alive their humanity in the wide and charitable meditations inspired by hose tranquil places . Evelyn had not the great talents of his friend . His ...
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