Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Tom 6Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1825 |
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... whole, however, Goldsmith is said to have cleared five hundred pounds by this dramatic performance. He hired better chambers in the Temple, embarked more boldly in literary speculation, and unfortunately at the same time enlarged his ...
... whole, however, Goldsmith is said to have cleared five hundred pounds by this dramatic performance. He hired better chambers in the Temple, embarked more boldly in literary speculation, and unfortunately at the same time enlarged his ...
Strona 8
... whole expenses of this day's fete never exceeded a crown , and oftener from three - and - sixpence to four shillings , for which the party obtained good air and exercise , good living , the example of simple manners , and good ...
... whole expenses of this day's fete never exceeded a crown , and oftener from three - and - sixpence to four shillings , for which the party obtained good air and exercise , good living , the example of simple manners , and good ...
Strona 17
... whole sects as ready to denounce her as any body among us . The slave question , we are aware , is a tick- lish one , and not to be attacked by the ignorant hands of sciolists , or the reckless hands of fanatics - but they who clamoured ...
... whole sects as ready to denounce her as any body among us . The slave question , we are aware , is a tick- lish one , and not to be attacked by the ignorant hands of sciolists , or the reckless hands of fanatics - but they who clamoured ...
Strona 18
... whole truth . If the Americans do not understand this , we shall explain it better by a sentence from the last Edinburgh Review— " There is a set , " says the honest reviewer , " of miserable per- sons in England , who are dreadfully ...
... whole truth . If the Americans do not understand this , we shall explain it better by a sentence from the last Edinburgh Review— " There is a set , " says the honest reviewer , " of miserable per- sons in England , who are dreadfully ...
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... whole nation were such a man as the hero of the south , General Jackson , and yet we have scarcely met an American who did not seem proud of the achievements of this man ; the very greatest of which is one of the commonest and cheapest ...
... whole nation were such a man as the hero of the south , General Jackson , and yet we have scarcely met an American who did not seem proud of the achievements of this man ; the very greatest of which is one of the commonest and cheapest ...
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