New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 37Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1833 |
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... possessed in a remarkable measure , and which was constantly employed from the earliest age in augmenting his mental stores . United with this , were the faculties of retention , of orderly arrangement , and of fruitful and diversified ...
... possessed in a remarkable measure , and which was constantly employed from the earliest age in augmenting his mental stores . United with this , were the faculties of retention , of orderly arrangement , and of fruitful and diversified ...
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... possessed an enlarged mind , and much liberality of sentiment . By his agreeable and generous disposition he endeared himself to his fellow - scholars ; and his benevolence to the poor and unfortunate , to the widow and the orphan , is ...
... possessed an enlarged mind , and much liberality of sentiment . By his agreeable and generous disposition he endeared himself to his fellow - scholars ; and his benevolence to the poor and unfortunate , to the widow and the orphan , is ...
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... possessed a richness of colour , and a correctness of drawing , rarely equalled in modern painting . His figures were designed in a masterly style - his females par- ticularly ; they were worthy of the highest praise , and possessed a ...
... possessed a richness of colour , and a correctness of drawing , rarely equalled in modern painting . His figures were designed in a masterly style - his females par- ticularly ; they were worthy of the highest praise , and possessed a ...
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