Retrospective Review, Volume 4Henry Southern, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas C. and H. Baldwyn, 1821 - Bibliography |
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... honour and success . Cellini , now about twenty - three years of age , was of a genius so happy , that he could , with ease , learn any thing to which he gave his mind . He felt an extreme desire to rival Lantinio , in seal - engraving ...
... honour and success . Cellini , now about twenty - three years of age , was of a genius so happy , that he could , with ease , learn any thing to which he gave his mind . He felt an extreme desire to rival Lantinio , in seal - engraving ...
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... honour . The Pope made answer : this devil Benvenuto cannot bear a word of rebuke ; I did intend to bestow the place upon him ; but it is not right to behave so proudly to a Pope : I therefore don't know how I shall dispose of it . " He ...
... honour . The Pope made answer : this devil Benvenuto cannot bear a word of rebuke ; I did intend to bestow the place upon him ; but it is not right to behave so proudly to a Pope : I therefore don't know how I shall dispose of it . " He ...
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... honour on my slender abilities , that such a statue should be made in your kingdom , as had never been seen by the antients . But , since I perceive that God has not thought proper to render me worthy of so honourable a service , I ...
... honour on my slender abilities , that such a statue should be made in your kingdom , as had never been seen by the antients . But , since I perceive that God has not thought proper to render me worthy of so honourable a service , I ...
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... honour.led you by the hand to greatness , fortune only followed to keep you from sliding back in the ascent . That which Plutarch accounted her favour to Cimon and Lucullus , was but her justice to your Grace ; and never to have been ...
... honour.led you by the hand to greatness , fortune only followed to keep you from sliding back in the ascent . That which Plutarch accounted her favour to Cimon and Lucullus , was but her justice to your Grace ; and never to have been ...
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... honour of being your poet has filled my mind , I confess myself too weak for the inspiration ; the priest was always unequal to the oracle ; the god within him was too mighty for his breast . He laboured with the sacred revelation , and ...
... honour of being your poet has filled my mind , I confess myself too weak for the inspiration ; the priest was always unequal to the oracle ; the god within him was too mighty for his breast . He laboured with the sacred revelation , and ...
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