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Page 84
... exhibits nothing of the suppleness and pliancy of character , not to say low cunning , which it has been found ... exhibit a specimen of his powers , both as to style and as to that graphic delineation of character which we have ...
... exhibits nothing of the suppleness and pliancy of character , not to say low cunning , which it has been found ... exhibit a specimen of his powers , both as to style and as to that graphic delineation of character which we have ...
Page 109
... exhibit a degree of pathos which commands the interest of the reader . Perhaps the best are The Plague , ' and ' The ... exhibits ; and the general style of it is more characteristic of an actual history than of a prepared fiction ...
... exhibit a degree of pathos which commands the interest of the reader . Perhaps the best are The Plague , ' and ' The ... exhibits ; and the general style of it is more characteristic of an actual history than of a prepared fiction ...
Page 531
... exhibits the plan and profile of the canal of Briare ; the fifth gives the profile of the canal of Languedoc ; and the sixth exhibits the profile of the line of communication between the Mediterranean and the North Sea , which ...
... exhibits the plan and profile of the canal of Briare ; the fifth gives the profile of the canal of Languedoc ; and the sixth exhibits the profile of the line of communication between the Mediterranean and the North Sea , which ...
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