Essays from "The Times.": Being a Selection from the Literary Papers which Have Appeared in that Journal, Том 1John Murray, 1871 |
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... minds attrac- tions not to be found in the more open and dazzling field of his glorious public career . For every one who prefers a visit to the state apartments of Windsor Castle , there are a thousand who would willingly desert the ...
... minds attrac- tions not to be found in the more open and dazzling field of his glorious public career . For every one who prefers a visit to the state apartments of Windsor Castle , there are a thousand who would willingly desert the ...
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... mind and person of this unscrupulous beauty under the tutelage , guidance , and instruction of Sir William , is said to have been extraordinary . Her singing , we learn , rivalled the performances of the great musical celebrities of her ...
... mind and person of this unscrupulous beauty under the tutelage , guidance , and instruction of Sir William , is said to have been extraordinary . Her singing , we learn , rivalled the performances of the great musical celebrities of her ...
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... mind far beyond the average of their sex ; both exhibited energy and understand- ing that inspired them to bold and decisive , if not always laudable , deeds ; both were as remarkable for their personal beauty as for their self ...
... mind far beyond the average of their sex ; both exhibited energy and understand- ing that inspired them to bold and decisive , if not always laudable , deeds ; both were as remarkable for their personal beauty as for their self ...
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... mind the consummate ability of this actress . He has been told that Siddons could not be more tragic , O'Neil not more pathetic ; and he has seen how exquisitely she performed in the LADY HAMILTON'S SCHEME FOR HIS RELIEF . 21 presence ...
... mind the consummate ability of this actress . He has been told that Siddons could not be more tragic , O'Neil not more pathetic ; and he has seen how exquisitely she performed in the LADY HAMILTON'S SCHEME FOR HIS RELIEF . 21 presence ...
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... mind the culpable character of his love , and rendered him regardless of all its consequences , if not insensible to them . His marriage had not been very fortunate . We do not find that Lady Nelson sympathised very heartily with her ...
... mind the culpable character of his love , and rendered him regardless of all its consequences , if not insensible to them . His marriage had not been very fortunate . We do not find that Lady Nelson sympathised very heartily with her ...
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