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Page 297
... grace I offer these sentiments : but though this circumstance may destroy the grace , it does not the justice of the remark ; and I am full well convinced that to have a too great fondness for books is little favourable to the happiness ...
... grace I offer these sentiments : but though this circumstance may destroy the grace , it does not the justice of the remark ; and I am full well convinced that to have a too great fondness for books is little favourable to the happiness ...
Page 339
... grace about it . It was a model of sym- metry , and yet a Bourbon in every lineament . Is the author's facility in surrendering the pre - eminence of Canova the effect of national spleen against that immortal sculptor ? Canova , ' he ...
... grace about it . It was a model of sym- metry , and yet a Bourbon in every lineament . Is the author's facility in surrendering the pre - eminence of Canova the effect of national spleen against that immortal sculptor ? Canova , ' he ...
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... grace over the ruggedness of barbarism , tempered the ferocity of rude man , and dignified the loveliness of woman ; that it seconded the exhortations of religion , and insisted on the charities of life , the sternest moralist will be ...
... grace over the ruggedness of barbarism , tempered the ferocity of rude man , and dignified the loveliness of woman ; that it seconded the exhortations of religion , and insisted on the charities of life , the sternest moralist will be ...
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Lavlesss Compendium of the History of Ireland | 15 |
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