The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 27William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1846 - Ireland |
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... object . Falsehood is insinuated in the beautiful language of poetry ; sedition incul- cated in the seducing pages of ro- mance . This policy has been emi- nently successful : the youthful mind of the middle classes , of the men who ...
... object . Falsehood is insinuated in the beautiful language of poetry ; sedition incul- cated in the seducing pages of ro- mance . This policy has been emi- nently successful : the youthful mind of the middle classes , of the men who ...
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... object , ” says that Rev. gentleman , " in referring to the rebellion , is not to awaken party feel- ing , but rather a salutary horror of civil war ; and to shew , that it was ' got up ' by a wicked government , to enable them to carry ...
... object , ” says that Rev. gentleman , " in referring to the rebellion , is not to awaken party feel- ing , but rather a salutary horror of civil war ; and to shew , that it was ' got up ' by a wicked government , to enable them to carry ...
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... objects beyond its reach , were interpreted as acts of trespass ; and those who felt them- selves inclosed , no less by the ... object ; but when he saw this , and the utter shameless- ness and absence of principle with which theatrical ...
... objects beyond its reach , were interpreted as acts of trespass ; and those who felt them- selves inclosed , no less by the ... object ; but when he saw this , and the utter shameless- ness and absence of principle with which theatrical ...
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... object on which he could gaze with cer- tainty of relief , and that was - death . " In The death - year of Mozart , 1791 , writes his biographer , was the most wonderful of his life ; " it was an end crowning the work , in every way wor ...
... object on which he could gaze with cer- tainty of relief , and that was - death . " In The death - year of Mozart , 1791 , writes his biographer , was the most wonderful of his life ; " it was an end crowning the work , in every way wor ...
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... object affording novelty serves to dis- sipate their grief . They pursued their journey over the Ballyhooly moun- tains on a pleasant day in spring . The winter had been cold and deso- late , and nature seemed to rejoice at its ...
... object affording novelty serves to dis- sipate their grief . They pursued their journey over the Ballyhooly moun- tains on a pleasant day in spring . The winter had been cold and deso- late , and nature seemed to rejoice at its ...
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