The National Review, Volume 11W.H. Allen, 1888 - English literature |
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... write no more on religion , and up to the present time I have kept my word pretty faithfully . About six months ago I declared that on politics , too , I would write no more ; and now here I find myself with a subject where both ...
... write no more on religion , and up to the present time I have kept my word pretty faithfully . About six months ago I declared that on politics , too , I would write no more ; and now here I find myself with a subject where both ...
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... write plays , though they met with no success whatever , though his talents were peculiarly unfitted for the concise expression of dramatic incidents , for the building up , and solution of a dramatic problem . " I may say that with ...
... write plays , though they met with no success whatever , though his talents were peculiarly unfitted for the concise expression of dramatic incidents , for the building up , and solution of a dramatic problem . " I may say that with ...
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... writes again to her mother : - Many times it occurs to me I am getting old , but it does not cause me vexation ... write what I have thought and felt . In the following summer ( 1868 ) Princess Elizabeth went with her mother , the ...
... writes again to her mother : - Many times it occurs to me I am getting old , but it does not cause me vexation ... write what I have thought and felt . In the following summer ( 1868 ) Princess Elizabeth went with her mother , the ...
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