Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Том 37 |
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It becomes of singular smack of truth about it . ... and read books and acquired knowledge assiduously , as would become a sensible farmer's son , receiving education at some expense to his family ; but to Spenser's " Faery Queen ...
It becomes of singular smack of truth about it . ... and read books and acquired knowledge assiduously , as would become a sensible farmer's son , receiving education at some expense to his family ; but to Spenser's " Faery Queen ...
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art in after - life so as to become acquainted with Samuel Cooper , the English portraitpainter of his day ... There was more feasibility in the plan which he is said also to have entertained about this time of becoming a lawyer , or at ...
art in after - life so as to become acquainted with Samuel Cooper , the English portraitpainter of his day ... There was more feasibility in the plan which he is said also to have entertained about this time of becoming a lawyer , or at ...
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It was antipathy to the Puritans that caused Butler in middle life , at a time when he was probably known by his Bedfordshire neighbors only as a hardheaded and somewhat crusty and eccentric man of business , to become an author and a ...
It was antipathy to the Puritans that caused Butler in middle life , at a time when he was probably known by his Bedfordshire neighbors only as a hardheaded and somewhat crusty and eccentric man of business , to become an author and a ...
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Their age , therefore , fitted them to become the rising powers in the new literature ; and their tastes and faculties corresponded . They , with others not worth naming , flung themselves at once upon the town , and began to provide it ...
Their age , therefore , fitted them to become the rising powers in the new literature ; and their tastes and faculties corresponded . They , with others not worth naming , flung themselves at once upon the town , and began to provide it ...
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Their age , therefore , fitted them to become the rising powers in the new literature ; and their tastes and faculties corresponded . They , with others not worth naming , flung themselves at once upon the town , and began to provide it ...
Their age , therefore , fitted them to become the rising powers in the new literature ; and their tastes and faculties corresponded . They , with others not worth naming , flung themselves at once upon the town , and began to provide it ...
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| Название | Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Том 37 |
| Редакторы | John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell |
| Издатель | Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1856 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Мичиганский университет |
| Оцифровано | 6 сен 2005 |
| Экспорт цитаты | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |