Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 96W. Blackwood, 1864 - England |
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... or Sclav — at home in but these same characteristics ; not each and all— I would no more think always good , not always pleasant , of associating him in my mind with not always genial , but always asanything responsible in station ...
... or Sclav — at home in but these same characteristics ; not each and all— I would no more think always good , not always pleasant , of associating him in my mind with not always genial , but always asanything responsible in station ...
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Now , what trict were agreed that no spirituous conceivable order of mind could liquors should be sold there , that prompt a man to engage on such a such should become a law , and no laborious research ? Who either licence for their ...
Now , what trict were agreed that no spirituous conceivable order of mind could liquors should be sold there , that prompt a man to engage on such a such should become a law , and no laborious research ? Who either licence for their ...
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... by age when the mind is most im- the State . pressionable , and in the most pli- The records of the educational able state for being moulded into branch of the naval service are any form , or trained in any direc- scanty indeed .
... by age when the mind is most im- the State . pressionable , and in the most pli- The records of the educational able state for being moulded into branch of the naval service are any form , or trained in any direc- scanty indeed .
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... has seized upon the hunot lacking to our hemisphere , nor man intellect , ever eager to enter on beauty wanting to the painter's fair new enterprise — these restless mocreations . The power which be- tions in the universal mind ...
... has seized upon the hunot lacking to our hemisphere , nor man intellect , ever eager to enter on beauty wanting to the painter's fair new enterprise — these restless mocreations . The power which be- tions in the universal mind ...
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By his fineevery cultured mind has already drawn subtleties he delights and painted in his fancy , does indeed cheats the senses which in surfeit essay a task of peculiar difficulty . would gladly turn to a repast more Mr Leighton ...
By his fineevery cultured mind has already drawn subtleties he delights and painted in his fancy , does indeed cheats the senses which in surfeit essay a task of peculiar difficulty . would gladly turn to a repast more Mr Leighton ...
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