The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 25Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1851 - American literature |
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... seems no irrational ferity ; but to drink of the ashes of dead relations a passionate prodi- gality . " Šome bones make best skeletons , some bodies quick and speediest ashes . Who would expect a quick flame from hydropical Heraclitus ...
... seems no irrational ferity ; but to drink of the ashes of dead relations a passionate prodi- gality . " Šome bones make best skeletons , some bodies quick and speediest ashes . Who would expect a quick flame from hydropical Heraclitus ...
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... seems to be more flat than of either of those sent in the letter , and the round eare is not exprest in the figures . Ours died of a soden , and so hindred the drawing or delineating of the head and other parts , or mak- ing further ...
... seems to be more flat than of either of those sent in the letter , and the round eare is not exprest in the figures . Ours died of a soden , and so hindred the drawing or delineating of the head and other parts , or mak- ing further ...
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... seems to have sunk with the Jacobites- W. Heaven forbid they should rise again together ! G. Spoken like thy father's son . The best thing I have seen lately is a satire called " Lon- don , " said to be by a young fellow named Johnson ...
... seems to have sunk with the Jacobites- W. Heaven forbid they should rise again together ! G. Spoken like thy father's son . The best thing I have seen lately is a satire called " Lon- don , " said to be by a young fellow named Johnson ...
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... seems probable that five years was the period . He then returned to Dublin , and shortly afterwards was sent to ... seem that the value of his spec- ulations had diminished , while to others it might appear that his wisdom was more and ...
... seems probable that five years was the period . He then returned to Dublin , and shortly afterwards was sent to ... seem that the value of his spec- ulations had diminished , while to others it might appear that his wisdom was more and ...
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... seems to have acquired a good stock of miscellaneous knowledge ; but he did not differ much from his fellow - students . We are told of his great love for English authors , and it is not our intention to question the sincerity of his ...
... seems to have acquired a good stock of miscellaneous knowledge ; but he did not differ much from his fellow - students . We are told of his great love for English authors , and it is not our intention to question the sincerity of his ...
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