The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... entered into special pleadings on several contested points , to a length which may have tried the patience of my lighter readers . This is , no doubt , a drawback on my power of sustaining their attention , but it is un- avoidable ...
... entered into special pleadings on several contested points , to a length which may have tried the patience of my lighter readers . This is , no doubt , a drawback on my power of sustaining their attention , but it is un- avoidable ...
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... entering into the spirit of any national poetry with hearty sympathy , until we know something of the people whose passions it records . For though the passions of men are the same in all places and ages , yet the objects and the ...
... entering into the spirit of any national poetry with hearty sympathy , until we know something of the people whose passions it records . For though the passions of men are the same in all places and ages , yet the objects and the ...
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... entered it by a winding and narrow defile , and it appeared to have no outlet . It was useless for our captors to keep a strict eye over our motions , as they had hitherto done , for every attempt at escape would have been in vain ...
... entered it by a winding and narrow defile , and it appeared to have no outlet . It was useless for our captors to keep a strict eye over our motions , as they had hitherto done , for every attempt at escape would have been in vain ...
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... entering the city , and entreated us earnestly to intercede , that the Pacha's anger might not fall upon him , who , he knew well , would think as little of taking off his and his people's heads , as of taking a pinch of snuff . However ...
... entering the city , and entreated us earnestly to intercede , that the Pacha's anger might not fall upon him , who , he knew well , would think as little of taking off his and his people's heads , as of taking a pinch of snuff . However ...
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... entered the head of our education system- mongers , is utterly beyond all credence ; cunning and hypocrisy having so generally superseded the real articles in the market , that very few indeed take the trouble of keeping them in their ...
... entered the head of our education system- mongers , is utterly beyond all credence ; cunning and hypocrisy having so generally superseded the real articles in the market , that very few indeed take the trouble of keeping them in their ...
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