Memoirs of the Right Honourable Richard Lalor Sheil, Том 1H. Colburn, 1855 |
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... perhaps , to the utmost limit of refinement . His taste in literature was highly cultivated , and his mind was full of examples from the best authors , and of precepts from the best ancient and modern critics . He took exceedingly great ...
... perhaps , to the utmost limit of refinement . His taste in literature was highly cultivated , and his mind was full of examples from the best authors , and of precepts from the best ancient and modern critics . He took exceedingly great ...
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... perhaps , there would often arise points of difference between them on matters of opinion , when the eagerness and abruptness of the collegian would overpass the bounds of deference to age and to ex- perience ; and then parental ...
... perhaps , there would often arise points of difference between them on matters of opinion , when the eagerness and abruptness of the collegian would overpass the bounds of deference to age and to ex- perience ; and then parental ...
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... perhaps have been tempted to regard them as little better than undress rehearsals of parts which , to be played well and effectively , require a greater audience and a more enkindling scene . But in the chill of after life , and amid ...
... perhaps have been tempted to regard them as little better than undress rehearsals of parts which , to be played well and effectively , require a greater audience and a more enkindling scene . But in the chill of after life , and amid ...
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... perhaps more than they could reasonably expect . " Mr. Fox , therefore , advised that the Catholic petition should not be brought forward in 1807 , as its supporters were cer- tain to be in a minority , and the result might be to wreck ...
... perhaps more than they could reasonably expect . " Mr. Fox , therefore , advised that the Catholic petition should not be brought forward in 1807 , as its supporters were cer- tain to be in a minority , and the result might be to wreck ...
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... perhaps , to think that he had been somewhat too hasty , and he offered to receive his nephew as an inmate in his house once more . Richard gratefully accepted the kind offer ; but being still without money for travelling expenses and ...
... perhaps , to think that he had been somewhat too hasty , and he offered to receive his nephew as an inmate in his house once more . Richard gratefully accepted the kind offer ; but being still without money for travelling expenses and ...
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