Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Tom 6Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1825 |
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Strona 7
... writing several verses impromptu, but these he would take uncommon pains afterwards to revise, lest they should be found unconnected with his main design. “The writer of these Memoirs, (Lee Lewes) called upon the Doctor the second ...
... writing several verses impromptu, but these he would take uncommon pains afterwards to revise, lest they should be found unconnected with his main design. “The writer of these Memoirs, (Lee Lewes) called upon the Doctor the second ...
Strona 7
... writing several verses impromp- tu , but these he would take uncommon pains afterwards to revise , lest they should be found unconnected with his main design . " The writer of these Memoirs , ( Lee Lewes ) called upon the Doc- tor the ...
... writing several verses impromp- tu , but these he would take uncommon pains afterwards to revise , lest they should be found unconnected with his main design . " The writer of these Memoirs , ( Lee Lewes ) called upon the Doc- tor the ...
Strona 10
... writing a Natural History , and will make it as agreeable as a Persian Tale . " But the period of his labours was now near . Goldsmith had for some time been subject to fits of the strangury , brought on by too severe application to ...
... writing a Natural History , and will make it as agreeable as a Persian Tale . " But the period of his labours was now near . Goldsmith had for some time been subject to fits of the strangury , brought on by too severe application to ...
Strona 11
... writer , or as a historian , he was one of the first writers of his time , and will ever stand in the foremost class . " Excepting some short Tales , Goldsmith gave to the department of the novelist only one work - the inimitable Vicar ...
... writer , or as a historian , he was one of the first writers of his time , and will ever stand in the foremost class . " Excepting some short Tales , Goldsmith gave to the department of the novelist only one work - the inimitable Vicar ...
Strona 13
... writing , and some good hits ; and if it were meant as a serious picture of America , we objected , that the ... writer of severe articles more solid satisfaction than to find that his hits have told ; and your horrible clamour under the ...
... writing , and some good hits ; and if it were meant as a serious picture of America , we objected , that the ... writer of severe articles more solid satisfaction than to find that his hits have told ; and your horrible clamour under the ...
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