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99 9 When Leicester's acquiescence in the murderous project is at last extorted from him by Varney , the tumult of his feel- ings is well sketched by this powerful writer ; and the con- cluding part of the scene is a specimen of ...
99 9 When Leicester's acquiescence in the murderous project is at last extorted from him by Varney , the tumult of his feel- ings is well sketched by this powerful writer ; and the con- cluding part of the scene is a specimen of ...
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On the road between them we have this scene : ' We shortly descended to a small but fruitful valley , in which stands the village of San Pedro . ... I was now about to witness one of the most superb and enchanting scenes in nature .
On the road between them we have this scene : ' We shortly descended to a small but fruitful valley , in which stands the village of San Pedro . ... I was now about to witness one of the most superb and enchanting scenes in nature .
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The author , however , with becoming modesty , still limits the scene of his effusions to old England . He commences , as every legitimate bard is bound to do , by an invocation ; unfolding his theme , arraying the cere- monial of the ...
The author , however , with becoming modesty , still limits the scene of his effusions to old England . He commences , as every legitimate bard is bound to do , by an invocation ; unfolding his theme , arraying the cere- monial of the ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1821 |
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