The National Review, Volume 11W.H. Allen, 1888 - English literature |
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Page 174
... never was , and never again may be , a more favourable occasion than now . A Conservative Government , headed by a powerful Minister , himself for over twenty years a member of the House of Lords , can attempt with impunity that from ...
... never was , and never again may be , a more favourable occasion than now . A Conservative Government , headed by a powerful Minister , himself for over twenty years a member of the House of Lords , can attempt with impunity that from ...
Page 222
... never succeeds but in disgusting . Lavater was always requesting his friends to give him imaginary portraits of Our Saviour , but he never succeeded in getting a satis- factory one . It is strange that that face , of which we have no ...
... never succeeds but in disgusting . Lavater was always requesting his friends to give him imaginary portraits of Our Saviour , but he never succeeded in getting a satis- factory one . It is strange that that face , of which we have no ...
Page 364
... never live long in any one place , and from the date of his letters we note a constant change of residence . By preference , however , he sojourned rather in the southern than in the northern states of Germany , for these were by birth ...
... never live long in any one place , and from the date of his letters we note a constant change of residence . By preference , however , he sojourned rather in the southern than in the northern states of Germany , for these were by birth ...
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