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... this memoir had no sympathetic interest for us , Lord Chaplin as a type is bound to arrest intelligent attention , because he was so typical and so exceptionally representative of a century that has Vol . 248.-No. 491 . 1 6 passed .
... this memoir had no sympathetic interest for us , Lord Chaplin as a type is bound to arrest intelligent attention , because he was so typical and so exceptionally representative of a century that has Vol . 248.-No. 491 . 1 6 passed .
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6 passed . That is much to say , but not too much . He was typical not only of a time that has gone but of a time that never can return . I have referred to him as Lord Chaplin . But it is not in the least as a Lord ( to be precise ...
6 passed . That is much to say , but not too much . He was typical not only of a time that has gone but of a time that never can return . I have referred to him as Lord Chaplin . But it is not in the least as a Lord ( to be precise ...
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It passed to Lord Londesborough , its principal mortgagee , in 1892. He had come into a goodly heritage , but it had not been good enough for all that he demanded of it . - • At length , ' his loving biographer has to write - though ...
It passed to Lord Londesborough , its principal mortgagee , in 1892. He had come into a goodly heritage , but it had not been good enough for all that he demanded of it . - • At length , ' his loving biographer has to write - though ...
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Sir Alfred , who had been looking at the chart , agreed and passed into Mr Chaplin's room . He was greeted most cheerily and bidden to stay to lunch and told what the menu was . When he came back to Lady Castlereagh he said , “ Leave ...
Sir Alfred , who had been looking at the chart , agreed and passed into Mr Chaplin's room . He was greeted most cheerily and bidden to stay to lunch and told what the menu was . When he came back to Lady Castlereagh he said , “ Leave ...
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To most of us , poor and passing mediocrities , neither Alpha nor Omega of the social scale , our knowledge of palaces or of cottages comes mainly by glimpses through windows or doors . We do not expect to be kings : we hope not to be ...
To most of us , poor and passing mediocrities , neither Alpha nor Omega of the social scale , our knowledge of palaces or of cottages comes mainly by glimpses through windows or doors . We do not expect to be kings : we hope not to be ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Quarterly Review, Volumes 248-249 |
| Bijdragers | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Uitgever | John Murray, 1927 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Bibliotheken van de University of Georgia |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 10 juni 2022 |
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