The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1831 |
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Strona 38
... performance of a duty . Even this suspicion we must encounter , and we feel the less hesitation in doing so , because we are conscious of being actuated by no other than the most justifiable motives . Here is a writer calling himself a ...
... performance of a duty . Even this suspicion we must encounter , and we feel the less hesitation in doing so , because we are conscious of being actuated by no other than the most justifiable motives . Here is a writer calling himself a ...
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... performance of the penance which he imposed upon himself , for his early transgressions against the monarchical prin- ciple , he prepared with great labour , and published in the Quarterly Review , that too - celebrated article in ...
... performance of the penance which he imposed upon himself , for his early transgressions against the monarchical prin- ciple , he prepared with great labour , and published in the Quarterly Review , that too - celebrated article in ...
Strona 83
... performance of the service . For this pur- pose he would shorten and vary it , and render it more capable of touching the feelings . But even if all his alterations were real im- provements , which will be much doubted , and even if ...
... performance of the service . For this pur- pose he would shorten and vary it , and render it more capable of touching the feelings . But even if all his alterations were real im- provements , which will be much doubted , and even if ...
Strona 98
... performance , but merely to point out those peculiar ex- cellences of the new translation which , as compared with all others of the same original , recommend it as an object worthy of national attention . The parting scene between ...
... performance , but merely to point out those peculiar ex- cellences of the new translation which , as compared with all others of the same original , recommend it as an object worthy of national attention . The parting scene between ...
Strona 115
... performance . Very much the contrary , for our satisfaction at the complete undertaking is exactly increased , as the materials themselves have been extended . We felt the less difficulty in speaking conclusively as to Mr. Sotheby's ...
... performance . Very much the contrary , for our satisfaction at the complete undertaking is exactly increased , as the materials themselves have been extended . We felt the less difficulty in speaking conclusively as to Mr. Sotheby's ...
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