The British Magazine, Or, Miscellany of Polite Literature Comprehending an Analysis of Modern Publications, Том 1J. Robins, 1823 |
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tion long , and I became gradually unconscious of the shocks which I sustained ; I heard no longer the horrible noise , and insensibility afforded me a relief from my misery . · It was long before I again experienced any sensation . At ...
tion long , and I became gradually unconscious of the shocks which I sustained ; I heard no longer the horrible noise , and insensibility afforded me a relief from my misery . · It was long before I again experienced any sensation . At ...
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... tion that merely skimmed the surface of things ; superficial acquaint- ance with every subject , but depth of research in none . He talked with animation , and bore a considerable share in every topic of the evening ; but , whenever an ...
... tion that merely skimmed the surface of things ; superficial acquaint- ance with every subject , but depth of research in none . He talked with animation , and bore a considerable share in every topic of the evening ; but , whenever an ...
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... tion . " This Christian , " she said , “ had eaten of my lord his sovereign's bread , and drank of his cup , even from childhood — for his fathers had been faithful servants to the house of Man and Derby . He himself had fought bravely ...
... tion . " This Christian , " she said , “ had eaten of my lord his sovereign's bread , and drank of his cup , even from childhood — for his fathers had been faithful servants to the house of Man and Derby . He himself had fought bravely ...
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... tion ; the Court of Chancery has never exercised a favorable influence over dramatic establishments , and in the year 1801 Mr. Kemble found it expedient to resign his management . He employed the leisure which this secession afforded ...
... tion ; the Court of Chancery has never exercised a favorable influence over dramatic establishments , and in the year 1801 Mr. Kemble found it expedient to resign his management . He employed the leisure which this secession afforded ...
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... tion , in the modern republic of letters , to which we cannot see that he possesses the slightest claim . He has written tales , of which the in- terest , such as it is , is for the most part local ; the tales are like those which fill ...
... tion , in the modern republic of letters , to which we cannot see that he possesses the slightest claim . He has written tales , of which the in- terest , such as it is , is for the most part local ; the tales are like those which fill ...
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