Miscellanies, Volumen2Macmillan, 1863 |
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... tion , with water power enough to turn all the mills in the world ; ' and needing nothing but men to make it one of the gardens of the world ? ( With his mind full of such a hope for the future of humanity , and full , too , of ...
... tion , with water power enough to turn all the mills in the world ; ' and needing nothing but men to make it one of the gardens of the world ? ( With his mind full of such a hope for the future of humanity , and full , too , of ...
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... tion of its work and destiny . That many of these signs are showing themselves more and more ominously in our young men , from the fine gentleman who rides in Rotten Row , to the boy - mechanic who listens enrap- tured to Mr. Holyoake's ...
... tion of its work and destiny . That many of these signs are showing themselves more and more ominously in our young men , from the fine gentleman who rides in Rotten Row , to the boy - mechanic who listens enrap- tured to Mr. Holyoake's ...
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Charles Kingsley. dency to sensuality , the wilful indelicacy of her posi- tion in Henry's household as the rival of his queen , which made her last catastrophe at least possible . Of the justice of her sentence he has no doubt , any ...
Charles Kingsley. dency to sensuality , the wilful indelicacy of her posi- tion in Henry's household as the rival of his queen , which made her last catastrophe at least possible . Of the justice of her sentence he has no doubt , any ...
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... tion would rather seem to be , Were the moneys for which Henry asked needed or not ; and when granted , were they rightly or wrongly applied ? And on these subjects we want much more information than we obtain from any epithets . The ...
... tion would rather seem to be , Were the moneys for which Henry asked needed or not ; and when granted , were they rightly or wrongly applied ? And on these subjects we want much more information than we obtain from any epithets . The ...
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... tion of bad taste . ' Our stage , long since dead , does not revive ; our poetry is dying ; our music , like our architecture , only reproduces the past ; our painting is only good when it handles landscapes and animals , and seems ...
... tion of bad taste . ' Our stage , long since dead , does not revive ; our poetry is dying ; our music , like our architecture , only reproduces the past ; our painting is only good when it handles landscapes and animals , and seems ...
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