The National Review, Volume 52W.H. Allen, 1908 - English literature |
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Page 113
... seems no excuse what- ever for hesitating over " The Jolly Beggars " and deliberately inserting the pruriently suggestive Epistle to John Rankin . " It seems doubtful whether Mr. Lang is sufficiently familiar with Burns's Epistles to ...
... seems no excuse what- ever for hesitating over " The Jolly Beggars " and deliberately inserting the pruriently suggestive Epistle to John Rankin . " It seems doubtful whether Mr. Lang is sufficiently familiar with Burns's Epistles to ...
Page 502
... seem safe , therefore , to assert ( 1 ) that the Laurier Administration will obtain a further lease of power , and ( 2 ) will have about half , say , the overwhelming majority they now enjoy . If , which seems utterly unlikely , the ...
... seem safe , therefore , to assert ( 1 ) that the Laurier Administration will obtain a further lease of power , and ( 2 ) will have about half , say , the overwhelming majority they now enjoy . If , which seems utterly unlikely , the ...
Page 583
... seems apt . Certainly those who know him best hold that , gauged by any standard commensurate to the faculties which his singular career would seem to postulate , his life has been singularly negative and colourless . For he started no ...
... seems apt . Certainly those who know him best hold that , gauged by any standard commensurate to the faculties which his singular career would seem to postulate , his life has been singularly negative and colourless . For he started no ...
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