The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal, Том 92 |
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This readauthor of their benefits . They eat ing , however , may not be wholly and
clothe themselves . Their food inconsistent with the cyclic idea , is of more
substantial kind , step by for the wearing out of one cycle step , until they reach
flesh .
This readauthor of their benefits . They eat ing , however , may not be wholly and
clothe themselves . Their food inconsistent with the cyclic idea , is of more
substantial kind , step by for the wearing out of one cycle step , until they reach
flesh .
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Mr . Poynter has not allowed tasks of this kind to interfere with his devotion to
work which may be presumed to be more congenial . In 1859 he painted a small
picture from Shelley ' s translation of Homer ' s “ Hymn to Mercury , ” and began ...
Mr . Poynter has not allowed tasks of this kind to interfere with his devotion to
work which may be presumed to be more congenial . In 1859 he painted a small
picture from Shelley ' s translation of Homer ' s “ Hymn to Mercury , ” and began ...
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One day I said to the Emperor of the Russias , “ You see , Sir , how dissatisfied
men are , And what your dangers are . Your dynasty Has had more regicides
than ' t would be kind To specify ; but all these useless crimes Will cease at once
...
One day I said to the Emperor of the Russias , “ You see , Sir , how dissatisfied
men are , And what your dangers are . Your dynasty Has had more regicides
than ' t would be kind To specify ; but all these useless crimes Will cease at once
...
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Sir Henry always spoke christian name and called him “ Sir of him as a very kind
man , Ed - dard . ” Sir Henry once dined at the Duke ' s , meeting Captain ROYAL
VISITS TO THE Marryat , whom H . R . H . introduced BRITISH MUSEUM . as ...
Sir Henry always spoke christian name and called him “ Sir of him as a very kind
man , Ed - dard . ” Sir Henry once dined at the Duke ' s , meeting Captain ROYAL
VISITS TO THE Marryat , whom H . R . H . introduced BRITISH MUSEUM . as ...
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... was nearly out of breath . intersected by straight lines , as Before we parted for
the evening accurately as many would have the Chief Baron was so kind as to
done them with rule and comstipulate with me , as he graciously passes . termed
it ...
... was nearly out of breath . intersected by straight lines , as Before we parted for
the evening accurately as many would have the Chief Baron was so kind as to
done them with rule and comstipulate with me , as he graciously passes . termed
it ...
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