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Pagina 331
... given with quite the same energy and gusto , they are but little inferior in truth and vividness . He has given himself a wide field . He ranges freely from tragedy to come- dy , from the sublime to the ridicu- lous , from high to low ...
... given with quite the same energy and gusto , they are but little inferior in truth and vividness . He has given himself a wide field . He ranges freely from tragedy to come- dy , from the sublime to the ridicu- lous , from high to low ...
Pagina 444
... given to understand that their effect is highly beneficial . " And Lord Stowe spoke a little petulantly , as much as to say , how many mare- nests is this officious young person going to discover ? " Would it not be desirable then to ...
... given to understand that their effect is highly beneficial . " And Lord Stowe spoke a little petulantly , as much as to say , how many mare- nests is this officious young person going to discover ? " Would it not be desirable then to ...
Pagina 589
... given lately to my regiment , when a number of men who had been invited to com- pete for appointments and educat- ed mainly at the public cost , were bribed to leave it a few years after- wards when in the prime of effi- ciency . But ...
... given lately to my regiment , when a number of men who had been invited to com- pete for appointments and educat- ed mainly at the public cost , were bribed to leave it a few years after- wards when in the prime of effi- ciency . But ...
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