Quarterly Review, Volumes 129-130J. Murray., 1870 - English literature |
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This pen he let drop bade fair to remain was written of him at the commencement like the bow of Ulysses which no one else of his literary career by the illustrious writer could bend , or the spear of Achilles , not to to whose ...
This pen he let drop bade fair to remain was written of him at the commencement like the bow of Ulysses which no one else of his literary career by the illustrious writer could bend , or the spear of Achilles , not to to whose ...
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Her Majesty conNegotiations , therefore , were secretly set on sented , on condition that the new peeress foot , and the pen of Swift was employed to I should remain her dresser . Yet this woman was soon over . a rore Xpaland hem 2 of ...
Her Majesty conNegotiations , therefore , were secretly set on sented , on condition that the new peeress foot , and the pen of Swift was employed to I should remain her dresser . Yet this woman was soon over . a rore Xpaland hem 2 of ...
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... still remain , and have taken of late that the consecration of the elements in the pears peculiar forms . * In particular , we Holy Eucharist was the means of bringing have lately had a remarkable development before us , on the ...
... still remain , and have taken of late that the consecration of the elements in the pears peculiar forms . * In particular , we Holy Eucharist was the means of bringing have lately had a remarkable development before us , on the ...
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... multifarious energies in the Church are but as a feverish of Revelation and the cardinal principles of spasm , and that the Church is indeed feeble Apostolic order will remain unshaken . and tottering , and ready to vanish away ?
... multifarious energies in the Church are but as a feverish of Revelation and the cardinal principles of spasm , and that the Church is indeed feeble Apostolic order will remain unshaken . and tottering , and ready to vanish away ?
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Nor descension to dine with him and Mrs. Putney did Lothair remain much longer . He stayed Giles that very day ; would his Eminence be behind only to fall into the clutches of a of the party ? There was only one objection parasite ...
Nor descension to dine with him and Mrs. Putney did Lothair remain much longer . He stayed Giles that very day ; would his Eminence be behind only to fall into the clutches of a of the party ? There was only one objection parasite ...
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| Title | Quarterly Review, Volumes 129-130 |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | J. Murray., 1870 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 27 Apr 2009 |
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