The Quarterly Review, Volume 19William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1819 - English literature |
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... present us with them all ; and whilst the shambles are covered with gore and stench , our sallets escape the insults of the summer fly , and purify and warm the blood against winter . ' If Evelyn's mind had not been well regulated , and ...
... present us with them all ; and whilst the shambles are covered with gore and stench , our sallets escape the insults of the summer fly , and purify and warm the blood against winter . ' If Evelyn's mind had not been well regulated , and ...
Page 49
... present remedy to paralytics . ' ( Though the oak , as being the king of the English forest , is his favourite tree , he finds utility as well as beauty in trees of every kind . The loppings and leaves of the elm , he says , dried in ...
... present remedy to paralytics . ' ( Though the oak , as being the king of the English forest , is his favourite tree , he finds utility as well as beauty in trees of every kind . The loppings and leaves of the elm , he says , dried in ...
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... present indicative , instead of the future subjunctive . ' The past tense , by his own ac- count , would have been most appropriate , as the manufacturers were under great difficulties , and many on the eve of suspending their ...
... present indicative , instead of the future subjunctive . ' The past tense , by his own ac- count , would have been most appropriate , as the manufacturers were under great difficulties , and many on the eve of suspending their ...
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... present occupier removes , or dies ; one generation would then pro- duce the desired reduction . And in every instance where habitual riot and drunkenness were suffered , or the doors kept open till an improper hour of the night , the ...
... present occupier removes , or dies ; one generation would then pro- duce the desired reduction . And in every instance where habitual riot and drunkenness were suffered , or the doors kept open till an improper hour of the night , the ...
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... present state of society , every thing is here noted which is required for a thorough reformation of the people , -sound instruction for all , wholesome chastisement for the dissolute , wholesome encourage- ment for the well - disposed ...
... present state of society , every thing is here noted which is required for a thorough reformation of the people , -sound instruction for all , wholesome chastisement for the dissolute , wholesome encourage- ment for the well - disposed ...
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