The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... taste . These consist of the Great Mosque , the Imaum Baruh , and the Chaudnee Chowk , with the Roomee Durwazeh . The mosque is of great size , adorned with three domes , and two lofty minarets of a light and elegant model , and built ...
... taste . These consist of the Great Mosque , the Imaum Baruh , and the Chaudnee Chowk , with the Roomee Durwazeh . The mosque is of great size , adorned with three domes , and two lofty minarets of a light and elegant model , and built ...
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... taste , but contains fewer rooms ; and a succession of narrow stair- cases and ladders lead first to the balconies and terraced roofs , and thence to the lofty look - out above all . The whole building is calculated to facilitate ...
... taste , but contains fewer rooms ; and a succession of narrow stair- cases and ladders lead first to the balconies and terraced roofs , and thence to the lofty look - out above all . The whole building is calculated to facilitate ...
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... Taste . An imaginary standard , like that of Fashion , on whose capri- cious changes the most thoughtless bestow the most thought . Tavern . - A house kept for those who are not housekeepers . Tinder . - A thin rag , such for instance ...
... Taste . An imaginary standard , like that of Fashion , on whose capri- cious changes the most thoughtless bestow the most thought . Tavern . - A house kept for those who are not housekeepers . Tinder . - A thin rag , such for instance ...
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... tastes , suppress native prejudices , and reconcile the opinions of the Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews ? It is quite needless . There is a project at present entertained in certain cir- cles to give the French a taste for Shakspeare ...
... tastes , suppress native prejudices , and reconcile the opinions of the Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews ? It is quite needless . There is a project at present entertained in certain cir- cles to give the French a taste for Shakspeare ...
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... taste ; with this ever- lasting evaporation of mere sentiment , this affected glitter of style , this equivocal generation of thought out of ignorance and vanity ; this total forgetfulness of the subject , and display of the writer , as ...
... taste ; with this ever- lasting evaporation of mere sentiment , this affected glitter of style , this equivocal generation of thought out of ignorance and vanity ; this total forgetfulness of the subject , and display of the writer , as ...
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