Recollections of Thackeray. Cut from Harper's Magazine, Jan. 1877. [111].1877 |
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... LITERARY RECORD . Longfellow's Poems of Places . - Poetical Works of Alice and Phoebe Cary . - Wilson's Poets and Poetry of Scotland . The Skeleton in Armor . - The Mistress of the Manse . - The Village School.- Sir Rae . Poems of ...
... LITERARY RECORD . Longfellow's Poems of Places . - Poetical Works of Alice and Phoebe Cary . - Wilson's Poets and Poetry of Scotland . The Skeleton in Armor . - The Mistress of the Manse . - The Village School.- Sir Rae . Poems of ...
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... literary friend of mine , who saw fit to that truly good and great man of genius . conduct him directly to my place of busi- When one applies epithets of such singular ness , though I had no reason to suppose import to any human being ...
... literary friend of mine , who saw fit to that truly good and great man of genius . conduct him directly to my place of busi- When one applies epithets of such singular ness , though I had no reason to suppose import to any human being ...
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... literary and social circles of Bos - leged brusqueness toward those , in a casual ton . To a large extent these constitute meeting in the street , with whom he had one and the same body of intelligent and been only a few hours before in ...
... literary and social circles of Bos - leged brusqueness toward those , in a casual ton . To a large extent these constitute meeting in the street , with whom he had one and the same body of intelligent and been only a few hours before in ...
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... literary topics and thize with Thackeray on the occasion in upon persons and things which he had seen question , and regard his conduct as alto- or expected to see in this country . His re- gether natural and proper . If his tall fig ...
... literary topics and thize with Thackeray on the occasion in upon persons and things which he had seen question , and regard his conduct as alto- or expected to see in this country . His re- gether natural and proper . If his tall fig ...
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... literary accom- garded Dickens as in any sense a rival , plishments , and one so distinguished for the though he would naturally refrain from pure style of his compositions ; but he rath- giving expression to any dissent from the er ...
... literary accom- garded Dickens as in any sense a rival , plishments , and one so distinguished for the though he would naturally refrain from pure style of his compositions ; but he rath- giving expression to any dissent from the er ...
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