Fraser's Magazine, Том 21Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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At first sight, of course, and with a perfect gift of seeing how much loftier each was
than the other; and what an extraordinary fact it was that in everything imaginable
they were quite alike, except in the palpable certainty possessed by each of ...
At first sight, of course, and with a perfect gift of seeing how much loftier each was
than the other; and what an extraordinary fact it was that in everything imaginable
they were quite alike, except in the palpable certainty possessed by each of ...
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At first sight , of course , and with a perfect gift of seeing how much loftier each
was than the other ; and what an extraordinary fact it was that in everything
imaginable they were quite alike , except in the palpable certainty possessed by
each of ...
At first sight , of course , and with a perfect gift of seeing how much loftier each
was than the other ; and what an extraordinary fact it was that in everything
imaginable they were quite alike , except in the palpable certainty possessed by
each of ...
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I cannot help thinking that it might be introduced . course the winters of Canada
and of the Northern States would compel it to follow almost all the other birds
which summer there , and to retire with them until the return of spring ...
I cannot help thinking that it might be introduced . course the winters of Canada
and of the Northern States would compel it to follow almost all the other birds
which summer there , and to retire with them until the return of spring ...
Сторінка 74
Of course the answer that those members who feel themselves called upon to
fight this battle would make is the repeal of the union. Certainly it is not the fault of
the Irish members who put forth this claim if the union is not as odious to us as it
is ...
Of course the answer that those members who feel themselves called upon to
fight this battle would make is the repeal of the union. Certainly it is not the fault of
the Irish members who put forth this claim if the union is not as odious to us as it
is ...
Сторінка 75
This proposition being assumed as too clear for argument, all the rest follows as
a matter of course. Life cannot be had without food, food cannot be had without
land, and the pursuit of happiness cannot exist for an Irishman anywhere except
in ...
This proposition being assumed as too clear for argument, all the rest follows as
a matter of course. Life cannot be had without food, food cannot be had without
land, and the pursuit of happiness cannot exist for an Irishman anywhere except
in ...
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| Назва | Fraser's Magazine, Том 21 |
| Редактори | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch |
| Подяка | Thomas Carlyle |
| Видавець | J. Fraser, 1880 |
| Оригінал із | Мічиганський університет |
| Оцифровано | 29 сер. 2005 |
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