Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 76William Blackwood, 1854 |
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... colour . She never had an opinion in her life , but has lived upon inanities made up of patches of other people's opinions ; for she is a great questioner . From sheer insig- nificance , she rather embroils the dif- ferences of the ...
... colour . She never had an opinion in her life , but has lived upon inanities made up of patches of other people's opinions ; for she is a great questioner . From sheer insig- nificance , she rather embroils the dif- ferences of the ...
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... colours , face , and shape ; But oft uncall'd , will come to hand , And then is mostly at command . And with his blind eye in the middle , A cyclop may with ease be led ; And show that spot will serve good stead To teach you how to ...
... colours , face , and shape ; But oft uncall'd , will come to hand , And then is mostly at command . And with his blind eye in the middle , A cyclop may with ease be led ; And show that spot will serve good stead To teach you how to ...
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... colour came by degrees in his face again , too , the healthy light to his eyes , the stout fulness , the firm gait , and the bluff manner , back to his whole aspect , which were seen at last to have been natural to him . For as Sir John ...
... colour came by degrees in his face again , too , the healthy light to his eyes , the stout fulness , the firm gait , and the bluff manner , back to his whole aspect , which were seen at last to have been natural to him . For as Sir John ...
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... coloured roses , their odd painful postures of feet and hands , gazing down or up un- impassioned and how up above the shadow would kindle the leaves of the rose - light , shedding a silent illu- mination far through half the edifice ...
... coloured roses , their odd painful postures of feet and hands , gazing down or up un- impassioned and how up above the shadow would kindle the leaves of the rose - light , shedding a silent illu- mination far through half the edifice ...
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... colour , in that casement , made at the moment something gorgeous of the bare boughs , the distant park , and the very snow which had begun to fall ; the twigs looked dipped in wine , the bare knolls suffused themselves in amber ; while ...
... colour , in that casement , made at the moment something gorgeous of the bare boughs , the distant park , and the very snow which had begun to fall ; the twigs looked dipped in wine , the bare knolls suffused themselves in amber ; while ...
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