Lord Byron and Some of His Contemporaries: With Recollections of the Author's Life, and of His Visit to Italy, Том 1H. Colburn, 1828 - 494 стор. |
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... object of it , than was desirable ; and Mr. Hazlitt is ready enough , at all times , to save others the necessity of exhibit- ing his defects . Twenty such articles would not have put an end to the good understanding between us ; so ...
... object of it , than was desirable ; and Mr. Hazlitt is ready enough , at all times , to save others the necessity of exhibit- ing his defects . Twenty such articles would not have put an end to the good understanding between us ; so ...
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... object is to put the book down ; to put it down , —not be- cause there is nothing in it , or it is not true , ( for the Reviewer could as little write it , as he could imitate the truth of it , ) but because it is full of a sincerity ...
... object is to put the book down ; to put it down , —not be- cause there is nothing in it , or it is not true , ( for the Reviewer could as little write it , as he could imitate the truth of it , ) but because it is full of a sincerity ...
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... object of it , or he would never have written upon her in so different a style after- wards . Indeed , I do not believe that he ever had the good - fortune of knowing what real love is , meaning by love the desire that is ennobled by ...
... object of it , or he would never have written upon her in so different a style after- wards . Indeed , I do not believe that he ever had the good - fortune of knowing what real love is , meaning by love the desire that is ennobled by ...
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... object being to restrain the pinguifying im- pulses of hunger . Perhaps also he thought it good for the teeth . We then lounged about , or sat and talked , Madame Guiccioli with her sleek tresses descending after her toilet to join us ...
... object being to restrain the pinguifying im- pulses of hunger . Perhaps also he thought it good for the teeth . We then lounged about , or sat and talked , Madame Guiccioli with her sleek tresses descending after her toilet to join us ...
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... object to it ; but Mr. Shelley was dead , and people were already beginning to hear good of him and to like him . Extinctus amabitur . I myself , however , who was expected to write a good deal , and probably to be inspired beyond ...
... object to it ; but Mr. Shelley was dead , and people were already beginning to hear good of him and to like him . Extinctus amabitur . I myself , however , who was expected to write a good deal , and probably to be inspired beyond ...
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