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Richard Hole , with critical remarks on his Ar- thur , a poetical romance XVIII . The same , continued XIX . The same , concluded XX . The Cliffords of Craven , continued XXI . The same , concluded 132 157 197 237 282 XXII .
Richard Hole , with critical remarks on his Ar- thur , a poetical romance XVIII . The same , continued XIX . The same , concluded XX . The Cliffords of Craven , continued XXI . The same , concluded 132 157 197 237 282 XXII .
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... was not lost , but watched and attended care- fully , yea sometimes with strife and contention , at every scupper - hole , and other place where it ran down , with dishes , pots , cans , and jars , whereof some drank hearty draughts ...
... was not lost , but watched and attended care- fully , yea sometimes with strife and contention , at every scupper - hole , and other place where it ran down , with dishes , pots , cans , and jars , whereof some drank hearty draughts ...
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It is now thirty - seven years since the work to which I allude , the ARTHUR of Mr. Hole , issued from the press ; and though it then attracted some notice , yet , as no second edition has since been called for , it cannot but be ...
It is now thirty - seven years since the work to which I allude , the ARTHUR of Mr. Hole , issued from the press ; and though it then attracted some notice , yet , as no second edition has since been called for , it cannot but be ...
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RICHARD HOLE was born at Exeter in the year 1746. After a sound classical education in his native city , he was , in 1764 , sent to Oxford , and admitted of Exeter college , where , in 1771 , he proceeded Bachelor of Laws .
RICHARD HOLE was born at Exeter in the year 1746. After a sound classical education in his native city , he was , in 1764 , sent to Oxford , and admitted of Exeter college , where , in 1771 , he proceeded Bachelor of Laws .
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Mr. Hole had very early in life shown a strong attach- ment to poetry , and this version was begun not long after the appearance of Macpherson's Ossian , in 1761 , and when an enthusiastic admiration of his original , undamped by any ...
Mr. Hole had very early in life shown a strong attach- ment to poetry , and this version was begun not long after the appearance of Macpherson's Ossian , in 1761 , and when an enthusiastic admiration of his original , undamped by any ...
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| Title | Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Volume 2 Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Nathan Drake |
| Author | Nathan Drake |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1828 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 12 Mar 2008 |
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