The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 7Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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Page 125
... remains as the unmeaning symbol of all that is most quaint and humorous in the wide field of satire and of wit , but with less definite or real significance than ' ducdamé , ' or other ' Greek invocations to call fools into a circle ...
... remains as the unmeaning symbol of all that is most quaint and humorous in the wide field of satire and of wit , but with less definite or real significance than ' ducdamé , ' or other ' Greek invocations to call fools into a circle ...
Page 403
... remains of this people are stupendous , and show considerable architectural skill , but my conviction is that too much importance has been attached to architectural remains . The talent of constructiveness may be developed in a very ...
... remains of this people are stupendous , and show considerable architectural skill , but my conviction is that too much importance has been attached to architectural remains . The talent of constructiveness may be developed in a very ...
Page 422
... remains are antedi- luvian , and sustains himself by a page or more of quotations from Pritchard . He has given us no reference to volume or page , and we have not Pritchard's works at hand , but we suspect he has quoted from the ...
... remains are antedi- luvian , and sustains himself by a page or more of quotations from Pritchard . He has given us no reference to volume or page , and we have not Pritchard's works at hand , but we suspect he has quoted from the ...
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