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Page 127
... character and emotion with delicate and discriminate precision . Kotzebue is , in our judgment , unfairly depreciated by M. Schlegel . His slightest pieces , comic or tragic , have suc- ceeded on every European stage , from Moscow to ...
... character and emotion with delicate and discriminate precision . Kotzebue is , in our judgment , unfairly depreciated by M. Schlegel . His slightest pieces , comic or tragic , have suc- ceeded on every European stage , from Moscow to ...
Page 398
... character can be seized ; and , instead of measuring , it is often difficult to observe their variations : it must therefore have been highly gratifying to Dr. Brewster when he discovered the method of fixing glass in a crystalline ...
... character can be seized ; and , instead of measuring , it is often difficult to observe their variations : it must therefore have been highly gratifying to Dr. Brewster when he discovered the method of fixing glass in a crystalline ...
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... character of Walstein , 498 . -- Gen. his remarks on the English people , laws , & c . 535 -540 . Satterley , Dr. on diabetes , 161 . On fever , 165 . Shakspeare compared with Æs- chylus , 119. Praised by a German critic , 126 ...
... character of Walstein , 498 . -- Gen. his remarks on the English people , laws , & c . 535 -540 . Satterley , Dr. on diabetes , 161 . On fever , 165 . Shakspeare compared with Æs- chylus , 119. Praised by a German critic , 126 ...
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