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... turn it into Latin ; which he did so choicely , so orderly , so without any great miss in the hardest points of ... turns of expression , which it is impossible he should read glibly , will , it is presumed , impress on his memory ...
... turn it into Latin ; which he did so choicely , so orderly , so without any great miss in the hardest points of ... turns of expression , which it is impossible he should read glibly , will , it is presumed , impress on his memory ...
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... turning to me , " that gentleman I spoke to , is Mr. Yarnold of Drury Lane ; he is one of our right - hand men at the Coal - Hole , ( good heavens , what a nasty place that must be , thinks I , ) many and many's the order he's given me ...
... turning to me , " that gentleman I spoke to , is Mr. Yarnold of Drury Lane ; he is one of our right - hand men at the Coal - Hole , ( good heavens , what a nasty place that must be , thinks I , ) many and many's the order he's given me ...
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... turn to him again , nor suffer him to go forth as a literary Colossus , because he fights from behind the shield of his predecessor's name . There is still another article in this num- ber , which , we imagine , is the production of a ...
... turn to him again , nor suffer him to go forth as a literary Colossus , because he fights from behind the shield of his predecessor's name . There is still another article in this num- ber , which , we imagine , is the production of a ...
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... turn him to roguery , he has a soul delicately sensible of excellence . An idea may be formed of his moral composition from this passage- We have failed ( says the author ) in our contemplation of human nature , and parti- cularly ...
... turn him to roguery , he has a soul delicately sensible of excellence . An idea may be formed of his moral composition from this passage- We have failed ( says the author ) in our contemplation of human nature , and parti- cularly ...
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... turn from it to the two Flowerdales , excellent in their respective ways . The one a man steeped and starched in office , formal , worldly , yet - here is the talent - respectable , nay amiable ; the kind of person whom we meet in the ...
... turn from it to the two Flowerdales , excellent in their respective ways . The one a man steeped and starched in office , formal , worldly , yet - here is the talent - respectable , nay amiable ; the kind of person whom we meet in the ...
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