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... called into her cheek by the fervour of the half - uttered blessing . She was , in truth , a gentle being ; and bore my wayward humour with an angel's patience ; but she exercised a controul too gentle over a spirit which needed to be ...
... called into her cheek by the fervour of the half - uttered blessing . She was , in truth , a gentle being ; and bore my wayward humour with an angel's patience ; but she exercised a controul too gentle over a spirit which needed to be ...
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... called a parliament , but to commit violence upon it , to disgrace the name of parliament , or to disgrace himself . The whole of his ill - omened administration for a term of nearly five years , was a series of despicable experiments ...
... called a parliament , but to commit violence upon it , to disgrace the name of parliament , or to disgrace himself . The whole of his ill - omened administration for a term of nearly five years , was a series of despicable experiments ...
Pagina 428
... called imitation ; which implies , if not some originality , at least an original adaptation of the ideas borrowed ; -as for example , Johnson's exquisite imitations of Juvenal , and Pope's imitations of Horace : -but , without being ...
... called imitation ; which implies , if not some originality , at least an original adaptation of the ideas borrowed ; -as for example , Johnson's exquisite imitations of Juvenal , and Pope's imitations of Horace : -but , without being ...
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