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... is with the Parisian a matter of the very first im- portance . With the French writer it is the same . He looks to have his volumes criticised as a play , and he aims at giving it as much of what he considers the good qualities.
... is with the Parisian a matter of the very first im- portance . With the French writer it is the same . He looks to have his volumes criticised as a play , and he aims at giving it as much of what he considers the good qualities.
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... matter - of - fact people , when they come to enjoy a theatrical representation . They have no objection indeed to any number of words , provided these words have no meaning . But to any burst of poetry or digression of sentiment , they ...
... matter - of - fact people , when they come to enjoy a theatrical representation . They have no objection indeed to any number of words , provided these words have no meaning . But to any burst of poetry or digression of sentiment , they ...
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... matter - of - fact or the working man , the mason or engineer , architect or chemist , may deny what I set forth if he be not a philosopher : but we have flagrant proofs . We might dis- cover twelve thousand new acids ; air - balloons ...
... matter - of - fact or the working man , the mason or engineer , architect or chemist , may deny what I set forth if he be not a philosopher : but we have flagrant proofs . We might dis- cover twelve thousand new acids ; air - balloons ...
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... matter of triumph since they were first invented . There are probably some who like to give their creed a logical form , without making it depend on demonstration ; but few who were in earnest have failed to be dissatisfied with ...
... matter of triumph since they were first invented . There are probably some who like to give their creed a logical form , without making it depend on demonstration ; but few who were in earnest have failed to be dissatisfied with ...
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... matter was again postponed by another mission to Rome . An admirable specimen of diplomatic confusion followed . The pope wrote to the king and the primate in terms of decided adherence to his former resolution ; but at the same time ...
... matter was again postponed by another mission to Rome . An admirable specimen of diplomatic confusion followed . The pope wrote to the king and the primate in terms of decided adherence to his former resolution ; but at the same time ...
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