Quarterly Review, Volumes 106-107J. Murray., 1859 |
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... produce something especially strong in the exciting line , do better than found his plot on one of the complicated frauds or startling crimes which form an essential part of the commercial history of VOL . CVI . 3 " Arguing from analogy ...
... produce something especially strong in the exciting line , do better than found his plot on one of the complicated frauds or startling crimes which form an essential part of the commercial history of VOL . CVI . 3 " Arguing from analogy ...
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... produce what Bacon calls fruit ' was be- neath its high vocation . We allude to the mathematician whom Pope selects as the beau ideal of scientific accuracy : - The first notorious fraud perpetrated through the instrumentality of ...
... produce what Bacon calls fruit ' was be- neath its high vocation . We allude to the mathematician whom Pope selects as the beau ideal of scientific accuracy : - The first notorious fraud perpetrated through the instrumentality of ...
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... produced a will , which appeared on the face of it to have been duly executed by her , declaring him executor and legatee . Its validity was contested , and he produced the two attesting witnesses , who swore boldly to all the required ...
... produced a will , which appeared on the face of it to have been duly executed by her , declaring him executor and legatee . Its validity was contested , and he produced the two attesting witnesses , who swore boldly to all the required ...
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... produced . The words are , " Musicæ autem artis omnia instrumenta quæ fidibus vel fistulis aut aliis varietatibus melodia fieri possunt , et memoria tenuit et in cotidiano usui habuit . " ( Faricius , Col. 140 , vo . ) The anecdote of ...
... produced . The words are , " Musicæ autem artis omnia instrumenta quæ fidibus vel fistulis aut aliis varietatibus melodia fieri possunt , et memoria tenuit et in cotidiano usui habuit . " ( Faricius , Col. 140 , vo . ) The anecdote of ...
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... produced on the stage , and even for the booths in Bartholomew Fair new operas were written . With respect to the characteristics and worth of the popular English airs that sur- vived so many social and political changes , and have ...
... produced on the stage , and even for the booths in Bartholomew Fair new operas were written . With respect to the characteristics and worth of the popular English airs that sur- vived so many social and political changes , and have ...
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