The National Review, Volume 4W.H. Allen, 1884 - English literature |
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Page 187
... France there are theatres , music - halls , and dancing - rooms which are entirely dependent upon their support . The Frenchman of every class lives , as he calls it , to enjoy life . His one idea is pleasure ; and if he works it is ...
... France there are theatres , music - halls , and dancing - rooms which are entirely dependent upon their support . The Frenchman of every class lives , as he calls it , to enjoy life . His one idea is pleasure ; and if he works it is ...
Page 206
... France now declared this guarantee to be " contrary to the rights of man , " and pre- pared to annul it . Still , though Mr. Pitt and Lord Grenville did not see their way to avoid hostilities should France persevere in this intention ...
... France now declared this guarantee to be " contrary to the rights of man , " and pre- pared to annul it . Still , though Mr. Pitt and Lord Grenville did not see their way to avoid hostilities should France persevere in this intention ...
Page 397
... France . The first article begins with a remark that the writer felt , when reading this Gaule et France , that he had read something singularly like it long before , and then he on to say that if M. Dumas had copied only a few phrases ...
... France . The first article begins with a remark that the writer felt , when reading this Gaule et France , that he had read something singularly like it long before , and then he on to say that if M. Dumas had copied only a few phrases ...
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