The American Whig Review, Volume 3; Volume 9Wiley and Putnam, 1849 |
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... received some £ 1,500 for it . This turned his head . He felt confident he could write plays which would always be successful , and he returned to Dublin from London , as rich in feeling as Sir Epicure Mammon . He launched out into the ...
... received some £ 1,500 for it . This turned his head . He felt confident he could write plays which would always be successful , and he returned to Dublin from London , as rich in feeling as Sir Epicure Mammon . He launched out into the ...
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... received for it the large sum of £ 500 . It was greeted by the public with the highest applause and enthusiasm . Joseph Warton , the head master of Winchester school , who was then far advanced in life , told Robinson , the publisher ...
... received for it the large sum of £ 500 . It was greeted by the public with the highest applause and enthusiasm . Joseph Warton , the head master of Winchester school , who was then far advanced in life , told Robinson , the publisher ...
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... received throughout his career . While a child , his father and his father's friends appreciated what he did and acknowledged the value they set upon his efforts ; in his musical tours in Germany , France , England , and Italy , he was ...
... received throughout his career . While a child , his father and his father's friends appreciated what he did and acknowledged the value they set upon his efforts ; in his musical tours in Germany , France , England , and Italy , he was ...
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... received by all the world as the greatest production of the lyric stage , the work which gives the brightest lustre to its author's crown of glory , could it have been written even by Mozart without the valuable experience accumulated ...
... received by all the world as the greatest production of the lyric stage , the work which gives the brightest lustre to its author's crown of glory , could it have been written even by Mozart without the valuable experience accumulated ...
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... received with marked kindness . It is said that the Sultan desired some ex- tempore composition of his new protégé , and that Ferdousi uttered a distich , which is thus translated by Mr. Atkinson : " The cradled infant , whose sweet ...
... received with marked kindness . It is said that the Sultan desired some ex- tempore composition of his new protégé , and that Ferdousi uttered a distich , which is thus translated by Mr. Atkinson : " The cradled infant , whose sweet ...
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