Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 44 |
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There is a striking instance vidual human being , and therefore the of one of these incidental touches in more an object of our admiration and Euripides ; one of the servants speaks sympathy , breathing virtuous patience , of Alcestis ...
There is a striking instance vidual human being , and therefore the of one of these incidental touches in more an object of our admiration and Euripides ; one of the servants speaks sympathy , breathing virtuous patience , of Alcestis ...
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We do not object the slumbering Bacchants — he awakes to rhyme - we would not disenchant them and drags their idol of Bacchus the tale of rhyme — but we would ever from its base , and tramples in the have rhyme tell .
We do not object the slumbering Bacchants — he awakes to rhyme - we would not disenchant them and drags their idol of Bacchus the tale of rhyme — but we would ever from its base , and tramples in the have rhyme tell .
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wigless ! an object of which the judge dark , and when you have been travelcould not take judicial notice ! He ling the whole day ? For a while I could not see or hear me ! And if so , fixed my eyes on the lantern nearest what was to ...
wigless ! an object of which the judge dark , and when you have been travelcould not take judicial notice ! He ling the whole day ? For a while I could not see or hear me ! And if so , fixed my eyes on the lantern nearest what was to ...
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What a digestion must down immediately upon the road , and be his ! Well may his breath be hot see the velocity with which we passed and his system feverish ! He general- over it . Object after object - rails , ly panted a little at ...
What a digestion must down immediately upon the road , and be his ! Well may his breath be hot see the velocity with which we passed and his system feverish ! He general- over it . Object after object - rails , ly panted a little at ...
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The former was then removed from the dock . were a wonderful object ! Dock after Nothing further , of interest , I un- dock , of very large size , of most comvlerstood , would transpire in the court plete construction , was crammed with ...
The former was then removed from the dock . were a wonderful object ! Dock after Nothing further , of interest , I un- dock , of very large size , of most comvlerstood , would transpire in the court plete construction , was crammed with ...
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