The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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Page 417
... Wilkie ' that he dreamt of no such nonsense ; and was neverthe- less voted an Associate almost immediately on reaching the academic age . ' Nor are any of our difficulties removed by the next paragraph : - • ' It is not uninstructive to ...
... Wilkie ' that he dreamt of no such nonsense ; and was neverthe- less voted an Associate almost immediately on reaching the academic age . ' Nor are any of our difficulties removed by the next paragraph : - • ' It is not uninstructive to ...
Page 421
... Wilkie : ' that he dreamt of no such nonsense ; and was neverthe- less voted an Associate almost immediately on reaching the academic age . ' Nor are any of our difficulties removed by the next paragraph : — 6 ' It is not uninstructive ...
... Wilkie : ' that he dreamt of no such nonsense ; and was neverthe- less voted an Associate almost immediately on reaching the academic age . ' Nor are any of our difficulties removed by the next paragraph : — 6 ' It is not uninstructive ...
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... Wilkie's sedate nature and sagacious common - sense views of the world , and his own business and position in it , are introduced like the purple patches ' of some heavy novelist ; and the ignorance betrayed of the society that Wilkie ...
... Wilkie's sedate nature and sagacious common - sense views of the world , and his own business and position in it , are introduced like the purple patches ' of some heavy novelist ; and the ignorance betrayed of the society that Wilkie ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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