The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... soul and the gradual developement of character in action . There is an occasional lightness and airiness of touch , a vivacity in the relief given to his scenes , which is evidently inspired by " the vine - coloured hills and blue ...
... soul and the gradual developement of character in action . There is an occasional lightness and airiness of touch , a vivacity in the relief given to his scenes , which is evidently inspired by " the vine - coloured hills and blue ...
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... souls ! ' exclaimed he , on opening the gates to a blushing sisterhood ; I could marry them all . ' " Charles Honeycomb , his eldest son , was a violent anti - papist ; but is sus- pected of having conformed during the reign of Queen ...
... souls ! ' exclaimed he , on opening the gates to a blushing sisterhood ; I could marry them all . ' " Charles Honeycomb , his eldest son , was a violent anti - papist ; but is sus- pected of having conformed during the reign of Queen ...
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... soul from a parcel of rascals at three o'clock this morning , July the 4th - a piece of virtue , ' says he , which I put in the book , in order that the other writers of it , past and to come , may not take me for the greatest scoundrel ...
... soul from a parcel of rascals at three o'clock this morning , July the 4th - a piece of virtue , ' says he , which I put in the book , in order that the other writers of it , past and to come , may not take me for the greatest scoundrel ...
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... soul ! George Harvey got hold of something she said ; and out of spite , pretended to look sorry ; which has sadly put her out . He ! the coxcomb : -who thinks all women his humble servants till they refuse him , and hypocrites when ...
... soul ! George Harvey got hold of something she said ; and out of spite , pretended to look sorry ; which has sadly put her out . He ! the coxcomb : -who thinks all women his humble servants till they refuse him , and hypocrites when ...
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... soul , we shall find it distinctly in- dicated in the following passage : " The words of a tale - bearer go down into the innermost parts of the belly , and wound the very bottom of the soul ; " and in another place , " Preserve the ...
... soul , we shall find it distinctly in- dicated in the following passage : " The words of a tale - bearer go down into the innermost parts of the belly , and wound the very bottom of the soul ; " and in another place , " Preserve the ...
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