Macmillan's Magazine, Volume 66David Masson, George Grove, John Morley, Mowbray Morris Macmillan and Company, 1892 - English literature |
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Page 95
... reason whatever for interrupting relations both amicable and profitable , merely because one member of the firm claimed to be descended from Cola di Rienzi , a defunct personage in whom Orsino felt no interest whatever . Andrea Contini ...
... reason whatever for interrupting relations both amicable and profitable , merely because one member of the firm claimed to be descended from Cola di Rienzi , a defunct personage in whom Orsino felt no interest whatever . Andrea Contini ...
Page 183
... reason ; the unbelievers declared that Sebond's arguments were feeble . It was chiefly to meet the objections of this " more malicious and dangerous class that Montaigne wrote his Apology . Sebond's arguments are feeble , he maintains ...
... reason ; the unbelievers declared that Sebond's arguments were feeble . It was chiefly to meet the objections of this " more malicious and dangerous class that Montaigne wrote his Apology . Sebond's arguments are feeble , he maintains ...
Page 407
... reason why you should compromise her reputation as you propose to do ? " " It is the best of reasons . She will marry me then , out of necessity . " Spicca rose also , with more alacrity than generally characterised his move- ments . He ...
... reason why you should compromise her reputation as you propose to do ? " " It is the best of reasons . She will marry me then , out of necessity . " Spicca rose also , with more alacrity than generally characterised his move- ments . He ...
Contents
Margaret Stuart by H C MACDOWALL 271 | 23 |
Noble Lady A | 39 |
Armands Mistake by Miss LYNCH 299 | 196 |
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