The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 32Henry Colburn and Company, 1831 - English literature |
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... eyes , in which there are no flashes of imagi- nation , but which are occupied by a thinking and reflective spirit , and combine frankness and boldness of character with the intimation of high intellectual endowment . The manners of Mr ...
... eyes , in which there are no flashes of imagi- nation , but which are occupied by a thinking and reflective spirit , and combine frankness and boldness of character with the intimation of high intellectual endowment . The manners of Mr ...
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... eyes directed on him , and by his dress , his attitude , his deportment , and an eloquence which is entirely his own , to have attracted the regards and occupied the ear of London . He is hurled down from the peaks of fashion , and ...
... eyes directed on him , and by his dress , his attitude , his deportment , and an eloquence which is entirely his own , to have attracted the regards and occupied the ear of London . He is hurled down from the peaks of fashion , and ...
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that his hand has begun to tremble and his fine eyes have lost their lustre . Tipperary conferred a second time an honour on itself by re - elect- ing Mr. Wyse . It was apprehended that the death of Mr. Lanigen , an attorney , who , by ...
that his hand has begun to tremble and his fine eyes have lost their lustre . Tipperary conferred a second time an honour on itself by re - elect- ing Mr. Wyse . It was apprehended that the death of Mr. Lanigen , an attorney , who , by ...
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... eyes so close , could fail to perceive in his eloquence a more than ordinary splendor . The University of Dublin , true to its principles , and anxious to have a representative in the House in whom its politics and literary eminence ...
... eyes so close , could fail to perceive in his eloquence a more than ordinary splendor . The University of Dublin , true to its principles , and anxious to have a representative in the House in whom its politics and literary eminence ...
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... eyes are clear , Discover'd what the public weal Hath gain'd by four Sir Roberts here- Inglis , Bateson , Wilson , Peel ? Hark ! break we off - what wild and sudden wail Is hither wafted by the western gale ? Ah ! Voice of one who ...
... eyes are clear , Discover'd what the public weal Hath gain'd by four Sir Roberts here- Inglis , Bateson , Wilson , Peel ? Hark ! break we off - what wild and sudden wail Is hither wafted by the western gale ? Ah ! Voice of one who ...
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