Masterpieces of British Literature: Ruskin, Macaulay, Brown, Tennyson, Dickens, Wordsworth, Burns, Lamb, Coleridge, Byron, Cowper, Gray, Goldsmith, Addison and Steele, Milton, BaconHorace Elisha Scudder Houghton, Mifflin, 1895 - Всего страниц: 480 |
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... tell where they ended ; they seemed to melt into air . The features of the face , however , were by no means finished with the same delicacy ; they were rather coarse , slightly inclining to coppery in complexion , and indicative , in ...
... tell where they ended ; they seemed to melt into air . The features of the face , however , were by no means finished with the same delicacy ; they were rather coarse , slightly inclining to coppery in complexion , and indicative , in ...
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... freed me . What I have seen of you , and your conduct to your wicked brothers , renders me willing to serve you ; therefore attend to what I tell you . Whoever shall climb to the top of that mountain from which 20 JOHN RUSKIN .
... freed me . What I have seen of you , and your conduct to your wicked brothers , renders me willing to serve you ; therefore attend to what I tell you . Whoever shall climb to the top of that mountain from which 20 JOHN RUSKIN .
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... tell Dr. Brown , and no touch of enthusiasm or humor in the narration was thrown away upon him . " In the latter part of his life he suffered from seasons of melancholy , which shadowed his beautiful spirit . He died May 11 , 1882 . RAB ...
... tell Dr. Brown , and no touch of enthusiasm or humor in the narration was thrown away upon him . " In the latter part of his life he suffered from seasons of melancholy , which shadowed his beautiful spirit . He died May 11 , 1882 . RAB ...
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... tell how Mr. Fuller used to say that , when he was in the pulpit and saw a buirdly man come along the passage , he would instinc- tively draw himself up , measure his imaginary antagonist , and forecast how he would deal with him , his ...
... tell how Mr. Fuller used to say that , when he was in the pulpit and saw a buirdly man come along the passage , he would instinc- tively draw himself up , measure his imaginary antagonist , and forecast how he would deal with him , his ...
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... telling its urgent story to a bewildered , ruined brain , was misread and mis- taken ; it suggested to her the uneasiness of a breast full of milk , and then the child ; and so again once more they were together , and she had her ain ...
... telling its urgent story to a bewildered , ruined brain , was misread and mis- taken ; it suggested to her the uneasiness of a breast full of milk , and then the child ; and so again once more they were together , and she had her ain ...
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