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... lives , that he does not live in vain , and grateful to Providence for the felicity he enjoys ? ' We have bestowed high praise on the style of Mr. Edgeworth , which ( though not always perfect ) is made particularly piquant by the ...
... lives , that he does not live in vain , and grateful to Providence for the felicity he enjoys ? ' We have bestowed high praise on the style of Mr. Edgeworth , which ( though not always perfect ) is made particularly piquant by the ...
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... live as long as the originals , but they will never paint for im- mortality . Artists have wittily styled these Portraits pot - boilers ; since by these they keep the pot boiling , and without these they could not live . REV . JULY ...
... live as long as the originals , but they will never paint for im- mortality . Artists have wittily styled these Portraits pot - boilers ; since by these they keep the pot boiling , and without these they could not live . REV . JULY ...
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... live in the highest parts of the mountains . It appears barsh and coarse to those who do not understand it ; but to those who speak it , it is sweet , elegant , and expressive . ' ― Between Biscay and Asturia , is a small district ...
... live in the highest parts of the mountains . It appears barsh and coarse to those who do not understand it ; but to those who speak it , it is sweet , elegant , and expressive . ' ― Between Biscay and Asturia , is a small district ...
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