New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 52E. W. Allen, 1838 |
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Page 183
... desires to look back ; but when action allows a breathing time for thought , and the mechanical and customary has succeeded ... desire which is the inspiration of Walter Scott . From the dim waters he evokes the shining spirit , and from ...
... desires to look back ; but when action allows a breathing time for thought , and the mechanical and customary has succeeded ... desire which is the inspiration of Walter Scott . From the dim waters he evokes the shining spirit , and from ...
Page 447
... desire to make the most of it , we meet with proofs at every turn . The king has his life - guards , the old ladies have their life preservers , the ' long - shore men have their life - boats , and the Humane Society ( the charitable ...
... desire to make the most of it , we meet with proofs at every turn . The king has his life - guards , the old ladies have their life preservers , the ' long - shore men have their life - boats , and the Humane Society ( the charitable ...
Page 512
... desires that his wife should possess talent . In the first place she must paint ; now , I ask you , what female amateur paints a better portrait than Maria ? " " A portrait ! but that can hardly be called painting . " " It is painting ...
... desires that his wife should possess talent . In the first place she must paint ; now , I ask you , what female amateur paints a better portrait than Maria ? " " A portrait ! but that can hardly be called painting . " " It is painting ...
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