The Spirit of the Age: Or, Contemporary PortraitsOxford University Press, 1960 - 302 стор. |
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... it would be cruel to put the reader to the pain of perusing the remainder of the description .'- Henry's Hist . , edit . 1805 , vol . vii , p . 346 . what he ' calls backing his friends ' ; it 98 THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
... it would be cruel to put the reader to the pain of perusing the remainder of the description .'- Henry's Hist . , edit . 1805 , vol . vii , p . 346 . what he ' calls backing his friends ' ; it 98 THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Сторінка 119
... pain and misery from the world ; in his impatience of the smallest error or injustice , he would have sacrificed ... painful struggles , that this was 119 MR SOUTHEY.
... pain and misery from the world ; in his impatience of the smallest error or injustice , he would have sacrificed ... painful struggles , that this was 119 MR SOUTHEY.
Сторінка 297
... pain of thinking . Mr. Lamb is a good judge of prints and pictures . His admiration of Hogarth does credit to both , par- ticularly when it is considered that Leonardo da Vinci is his next greatest favourite , and that his love of the ...
... pain of thinking . Mr. Lamb is a good judge of prints and pictures . His admiration of Hogarth does credit to both , par- ticularly when it is considered that Leonardo da Vinci is his next greatest favourite , and that his love of the ...
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