The Quarterly Review, Volume 19William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1818 - English literature |
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... learned and friendly conversation he received great advantage , ' and with whom in consequence he formed a lasting intimacy . The university was then exceedingly regular under the discipline which Laud had established as chancellor ...
... learned and friendly conversation he received great advantage , ' and with whom in consequence he formed a lasting intimacy . The university was then exceedingly regular under the discipline which Laud had established as chancellor ...
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... prepared for his return , in company with Mr. Abdy , a modest and learned man ' - Waller the poet , then newly gotten out of England , after the parliament had ˇ had extremely worried him , for attempting to put in Evelyn's Memoirs . 13.
... prepared for his return , in company with Mr. Abdy , a modest and learned man ' - Waller the poet , then newly gotten out of England , after the parliament had ˇ had extremely worried him , for attempting to put in Evelyn's Memoirs . 13.
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... learned from your excellent assistances , to humble myselfe , and to adore the inscrutable pathes of the most high : God and his Truth are still the same though the foundations of the world be shaken . Julianus Redivivus can shut the ...
... learned from your excellent assistances , to humble myselfe , and to adore the inscrutable pathes of the most high : God and his Truth are still the same though the foundations of the world be shaken . Julianus Redivivus can shut the ...
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... learned and in the neighbourhood of science , it has had no other effect on such a temper as mine but that of admiration , and that too but when it is reduced to practice . I confess I am infinitely delighted to meet with in books the ...
... learned and in the neighbourhood of science , it has had no other effect on such a temper as mine but that of admiration , and that too but when it is reduced to practice . I confess I am infinitely delighted to meet with in books the ...
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... learned it on the spot , he rises in his pretensions , ' veluti fanaticus , œstro Percussus , Bellona , tuo , divinat ' ! — and exclaims - ' I hear of a loan too , for the interest of which you must have new taxes ! ' While the ...
... learned it on the spot , he rises in his pretensions , ' veluti fanaticus , œstro Percussus , Bellona , tuo , divinat ' ! — and exclaims - ' I hear of a loan too , for the interest of which you must have new taxes ! ' While the ...
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