The Quarterly Review, Volumen92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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... mind they were chased away by the buoyant levity of youth , and he always professed that his residence at Cambridge was ' a gladsome time . ' Before leaving Hawkshead he had mastered five books of Euclid , and had arrived at quadratic ...
... mind they were chased away by the buoyant levity of youth , and he always professed that his residence at Cambridge was ' a gladsome time . ' Before leaving Hawkshead he had mastered five books of Euclid , and had arrived at quadratic ...
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... mind , and particularly to consider whether I should communicate it to Pitt ; after some deliberation with myself I have resolved not to make this communication .'- ii . 147 . Again : - ' 9th Nov. 1789. - You announce this as a ...
... mind , and particularly to consider whether I should communicate it to Pitt ; after some deliberation with myself I have resolved not to make this communication .'- ii . 147 . Again : - ' 9th Nov. 1789. - You announce this as a ...
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... mind are insufficient , the association of offenders is frequent . We find without sur- prise that the chaplain at Millbank , the Rev. Mr. Penny- feels considerable diffidence as to the amount of real amendment , bearing in mind the ...
... mind are insufficient , the association of offenders is frequent . We find without sur- prise that the chaplain at Millbank , the Rev. Mr. Penny- feels considerable diffidence as to the amount of real amendment , bearing in mind the ...
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