Fraser's Magazine, Том 21Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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Сторінка 9
My father bears an ill - will towards free - trade ; and my mother has made bad
bargains , when she felt sure of very good ones . ' I know that there are rogues
about , ' Robin answered , with a judicial frown ; but foul play never should hurt
fair ...
My father bears an ill - will towards free - trade ; and my mother has made bad
bargains , when she felt sure of very good ones . ' I know that there are rogues
about , ' Robin answered , with a judicial frown ; but foul play never should hurt
fair ...
Сторінка 10
They seemed to get into an unwise condition of longing to know matters that
surely could not matter. When did each of them first feel sure of being meant only
for the other nobler one? At first sight, of course, and with a perfect gift of seeing
how ...
They seemed to get into an unwise condition of longing to know matters that
surely could not matter. When did each of them first feel sure of being meant only
for the other nobler one? At first sight, of course, and with a perfect gift of seeing
how ...
Сторінка 11
When did each of them first feel sure of being meant only for the other nobler one
? 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 ...
When did each of them first feel sure of being meant only for the other nobler one
? 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 ...
Сторінка 17
To this end he went through all his case again , while hope ( being very hard to
beat as usual ) kept on rambling over everything unsettled , with a very sage
conviction that there must be something there , and doubly sure , because there
was ...
To this end he went through all his case again , while hope ( being very hard to
beat as usual ) kept on rambling over everything unsettled , with a very sage
conviction that there must be something there , and doubly sure , because there
was ...
Сторінка 39
If I could only touch the conscience of England, then I should feel sure of the
justice of England; and Manchester herself would be the last city in England to
knowingly commit a wrong upon an unrepresented and a defenceless people.
If I could only touch the conscience of England, then I should feel sure of the
justice of England; and Manchester herself would be the last city in England to
knowingly commit a wrong upon an unrepresented and a defenceless people.
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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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