Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Volume 2J. Murray, 1828 |
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... less remarkable for their ethic and satiric vigour , than for their frequent touches of moral sublimity and bold personification , blended too , as is often the case , with strokes of genuine pathos . Of this description , amongst many ...
... less remarkable for their ethic and satiric vigour , than for their frequent touches of moral sublimity and bold personification , blended too , as is often the case , with strokes of genuine pathos . Of this description , amongst many ...
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... less consummate elegance and beauty , and perhaps of still greater animation : When March was with varying windis past , And April had with her silver showers Tane leave at Nature with ane orient blast , And lusty May , that mother is ...
... less consummate elegance and beauty , and perhaps of still greater animation : When March was with varying windis past , And April had with her silver showers Tane leave at Nature with ane orient blast , And lusty May , that mother is ...
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... less submitting to his old father , Henry , lord Clif- ford , than otherwise he would have been + . " In short , presuming on the affection of his sovereign , so far as to believe that his conduct in a remote part of the north of ...
... less submitting to his old father , Henry , lord Clif- ford , than otherwise he would have been + . " In short , presuming on the affection of his sovereign , so far as to believe that his conduct in a remote part of the north of ...
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... , or about nine pounds per week ; a circum- stance which will the less surprise us , when we read , under the same head , that his wine for five weeks amounted to the sum of three shillings , and his MORNINGS IN SPRING . 69.
... , or about nine pounds per week ; a circum- stance which will the less surprise us , when we read , under the same head , that his wine for five weeks amounted to the sum of three shillings , and his MORNINGS IN SPRING . 69.
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... less than one hundred and fifty feet , and including , in a single range of building , a long gallery , then deemed a requisite ornament to every princely residence , and terminated by an octagon tower . When the " main part of the ...
... less than one hundred and fifty feet , and including , in a single range of building , a long gallery , then deemed a requisite ornament to every princely residence , and terminated by an octagon tower . When the " main part of the ...
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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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