Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 146W. Blackwood & Sons, 1889 |
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... give advice , but to give good advice is absolutely fatal . I hope you will never fall into that error . do , you will be sorry for it . If you " Well , to come to the real point of the story , one day I got a letter from Cyril asking ...
... give advice , but to give good advice is absolutely fatal . I hope you will never fall into that error . do , you will be sorry for it . If you " Well , to come to the real point of the story , one day I got a letter from Cyril asking ...
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... give a fair and unbiassed hearing to his own theory . The problem he pointed out was this : Who was that young man ... give thyself the thanks , if aught in me Worthy perusal stand against thy sight ; For who's so dumb that cannot write ...
... give a fair and unbiassed hearing to his own theory . The problem he pointed out was this : Who was that young man ... give thyself the thanks , if aught in me Worthy perusal stand against thy sight ; For who's so dumb that cannot write ...
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... gives life to thee ; " -- the expression " eternal lines " clearly alludes to one of his plays that he was sending him at the time , just as the concluding couplet points to his confidence in the probability of his plays being always ...
... gives life to thee ; " -- the expression " eternal lines " clearly alludes to one of his plays that he was sending him at the time , just as the concluding couplet points to his confidence in the probability of his plays being always ...
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... give the first suggestion of the charm and fascination of dis- guise the desire for self - conceal- ment , the sense of the value of objectivity thus showing itself in the rude beginnings of the art ? At any rate , wherever he lay ...
... give the first suggestion of the charm and fascination of dis- guise the desire for self - conceal- ment , the sense of the value of objectivity thus showing itself in the rude beginnings of the art ? At any rate , wherever he lay ...
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... give him the least idea that his wish would not be gratified . The cruel deed he had so strangely committed seemed to have been completely motiveless and inexcusabie , and no steps could be taken by any one to avert the consequences ...
... give him the least idea that his wish would not be gratified . The cruel deed he had so strangely committed seemed to have been completely motiveless and inexcusabie , and no steps could be taken by any one to avert the consequences ...
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