New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Tom 6Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1822 |
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... piece is one of the weakest of its author's works : the characters are faintly drawn , and the interest of the action exceedingly feeble . How then is he honoured by having such an imperfect production made the scaffolding for a ...
... piece is one of the weakest of its author's works : the characters are faintly drawn , and the interest of the action exceedingly feeble . How then is he honoured by having such an imperfect production made the scaffolding for a ...
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... piece , called The Two Pages of Frederick the Great , has met with deserved success . It is founded on an interesting anecdote of the monarch of Prussia , and is very tolerably written , though spun out to a greater length than the ...
... piece , called The Two Pages of Frederick the Great , has met with deserved success . It is founded on an interesting anecdote of the monarch of Prussia , and is very tolerably written , though spun out to a greater length than the ...
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... piece of ground suffi- cient for their purpose . The plan will probably be fixed upon at the general meeting , in March . Arctic Discovery Expeditions . - Letters , dated the 16th of July , have been receiv- ed from the ships under ...
... piece of ground suffi- cient for their purpose . The plan will probably be fixed upon at the general meeting , in March . Arctic Discovery Expeditions . - Letters , dated the 16th of July , have been receiv- ed from the ships under ...
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... piece . The line never snaps , and the average distance to which the arrow and a log - line can be projected may be estimated at 230 feet ; in one case an iron rod was carried 333 feet . The arrow may also be projected over build- ings ...
... piece . The line never snaps , and the average distance to which the arrow and a log - line can be projected may be estimated at 230 feet ; in one case an iron rod was carried 333 feet . The arrow may also be projected over build- ings ...
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... piece of water in the foreground ( plate vi . ) ; and the richly - orna- mented door - ways ( plates iii . v . xv . ) , impress us with the finest feelings of picturesque variety , romantic beauty , and religious veneration , which the ...
... piece of water in the foreground ( plate vi . ) ; and the richly - orna- mented door - ways ( plates iii . v . xv . ) , impress us with the finest feelings of picturesque variety , romantic beauty , and religious veneration , which the ...
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