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He speaks of them with enthusiasm and with diserimination ; and sometimes dwells with peculiar delight on a day passed at John Kemble's in company with Mr. Sheridan , Mr. Curran , Mrs. Wolstonecraft and Mrs. Inchbald , when the ...
He speaks of them with enthusiasm and with diserimination ; and sometimes dwells with peculiar delight on a day passed at John Kemble's in company with Mr. Sheridan , Mr. Curran , Mrs. Wolstonecraft and Mrs. Inchbald , when the ...
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At sixteen he wrote his Ode on Chatterton , and he still reverts to that period with delight , not so much as it relates to himself ( for that string of his own early promise of fame rather jars than otherwise ) but as exemplifying the ...
At sixteen he wrote his Ode on Chatterton , and he still reverts to that period with delight , not so much as it relates to himself ( for that string of his own early promise of fame rather jars than otherwise ) but as exemplifying the ...
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People go to hear him in crowds , and come away with a mixture of delight and astonishment — they go again to see if the effect will continue , and send others to try to find out the mystery - and in the noisy conflict between ...
People go to hear him in crowds , and come away with a mixture of delight and astonishment — they go again to see if the effect will continue , and send others to try to find out the mystery - and in the noisy conflict between ...
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He generally ranged himself on the losing side ; and had rather an ill - natured delight in contradiction , and in perplexing the understandings of others , without leaving them any clue to guide them out of the labyrinth into which he ...
He generally ranged himself on the losing side ; and had rather an ill - natured delight in contradiction , and in perplexing the understandings of others , without leaving them any clue to guide them out of the labyrinth into which he ...
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... as a political leader , belonged to the class of trimmers ; or at most , it was his delight to make mischief and spoil sport . He would rather be against himself than for any 1 body else . He was neither a bold nor a 116 THE SPIRIT ...
... as a political leader , belonged to the class of trimmers ; or at most , it was his delight to make mischief and spoil sport . He would rather be against himself than for any 1 body else . He was neither a bold nor a 116 THE SPIRIT ...
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