The Quarterly Review, Volume 212William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1910 - English literature |
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Page 51
... rules and regulations made from time to time by the Master of the Rolls will apparently suffice for every purpose . If we may assume , therefore , that a slight amendment of the Public Record Office Act of 1838 would secure the transfer ...
... rules and regulations made from time to time by the Master of the Rolls will apparently suffice for every purpose . If we may assume , therefore , that a slight amendment of the Public Record Office Act of 1838 would secure the transfer ...
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... rule , and the third order of St Francis . The highways of four countries were filled with wandering companies calling men , women , and children to prayer and penance , to the praise of God , and to poverty . These strange wayfarers ...
... rule , and the third order of St Francis . The highways of four countries were filled with wandering companies calling men , women , and children to prayer and penance , to the praise of God , and to poverty . These strange wayfarers ...
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... rule which included recreation as well as religious exercises . Since he must renounce all human friendships , he made friends of the mountains , the groves , the rivers , and took them for the audience of his verse . To them he sang ...
... rule which included recreation as well as religious exercises . Since he must renounce all human friendships , he made friends of the mountains , the groves , the rivers , and took them for the audience of his verse . To them he sang ...
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... rule grieved him to the quick ; and a number of his ' lauds ' were inspired by the pain he suffered . Ah ! ' he cried , ' I weep because Love is not loved . ' In keen and dramatic satire he represented Poverty as going about the ways ...
... rule grieved him to the quick ; and a number of his ' lauds ' were inspired by the pain he suffered . Ah ! ' he cried , ' I weep because Love is not loved . ' In keen and dramatic satire he represented Poverty as going about the ways ...
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... rule . The caddy is by no means the only person who is employed by the golfer in a professional and wage- earning way . As the golfer's ideal of what he requires in the smoothness of the turf and the general beauty of his courses ...
... rule . The caddy is by no means the only person who is employed by the golfer in a professional and wage- earning way . As the golfer's ideal of what he requires in the smoothness of the turf and the general beauty of his courses ...
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