The Quarterly Review, Volumen72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... believe to be daily increasing— the students of this art in its higher walks . Poetry has been sup- posed to be not much the fashion of late years ; but the truth is that - with few , very few exceptions - poetry of the highest order ...
... believe to be daily increasing— the students of this art in its higher walks . Poetry has been sup- posed to be not much the fashion of late years ; but the truth is that - with few , very few exceptions - poetry of the highest order ...
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... believe to be daily increasing- the students of this art in its higher walks . Poetry has been sup- posed to be not much the fashion of late years ; but the truth is that - with few , very few exceptions - poetry of the highest order ...
... believe to be daily increasing- the students of this art in its higher walks . Poetry has been sup- posed to be not much the fashion of late years ; but the truth is that - with few , very few exceptions - poetry of the highest order ...
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... believe , to none of these gentlemen ; but the reputation of his family and his own talents very soon made him known to all the most worthy members of his pro- fession . He shared the hospitality and as much of the friendship of Baillie ...
... believe , to none of these gentlemen ; but the reputation of his family and his own talents very soon made him known to all the most worthy members of his pro- fession . He shared the hospitality and as much of the friendship of Baillie ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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