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Page 65
... give the tythe- owner notice to draw his share in kind : but this notice must be served with formalities which an ignorant peasant can sel- dom exactly observe , and he is therefore , in effect , altogether at the mercy of the proctor ...
... give the tythe- owner notice to draw his share in kind : but this notice must be served with formalities which an ignorant peasant can sel- dom exactly observe , and he is therefore , in effect , altogether at the mercy of the proctor ...
Page 84
... give him in maturer life , when he renders himself subservient to the humors and by degrees necessary even to the existence of Lord Sandyford . If we mistake not , we discern occasionally a wide departure from the ingenuousness which ...
... give him in maturer life , when he renders himself subservient to the humors and by degrees necessary even to the existence of Lord Sandyford . If we mistake not , we discern occasionally a wide departure from the ingenuousness which ...
Page 330
... gives indication of strong poetic powers , and of a mind capable of becoming fully and deeply absorbed in its subject ... give in- terest to " the short and simple annals of the poor , " and suffi- ciently probable , ( especially in an ...
... gives indication of strong poetic powers , and of a mind capable of becoming fully and deeply absorbed in its subject ... give in- terest to " the short and simple annals of the poor , " and suffi- ciently probable , ( especially in an ...
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