The American Monthly Magazine, المجلد 3M. Bancroft, J. Wiley, and G. and C. and H. Carvill, 1834 |
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... effects by the workings of real sensations , under unusual circumstances , on the human breast , rather than by the ac- tual machinery of another world . A Simple Tale is exquisite , in calm and quiet humor ; Sterne might have written ...
... effects by the workings of real sensations , under unusual circumstances , on the human breast , rather than by the ac- tual machinery of another world . A Simple Tale is exquisite , in calm and quiet humor ; Sterne might have written ...
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... effect . " This is perfectly fair , characteristic , and we can almost believe it true . A bungler would have put the question into the mouth of an English gen- tleman and spoilt it ; Sands has put it , whence it might well have come ...
... effect . " This is perfectly fair , characteristic , and we can almost believe it true . A bungler would have put the question into the mouth of an English gen- tleman and spoilt it ; Sands has put it , whence it might well have come ...
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... effect of exterior levity upon religious matters , is of a very different nature . The young derider begins with trepidation , and misgivings that he is not quite right , in all he alleges , or to which he listens . Familiarity ...
... effect of exterior levity upon religious matters , is of a very different nature . The young derider begins with trepidation , and misgivings that he is not quite right , in all he alleges , or to which he listens . Familiarity ...
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... effect of this bit of intelligence , on the susceptible heart of John Atherton . The result was , that in less than ten minutes he had told all his perplexities to his friend , and both were striding , as fast as their legs could ...
... effect of this bit of intelligence , on the susceptible heart of John Atherton . The result was , that in less than ten minutes he had told all his perplexities to his friend , and both were striding , as fast as their legs could ...
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... effect — the most compre- hensive of phrases , the most difficult of acquisitions , -must be conjoined with the aforesaid natural genius , which , without it , is nothing . The author of the " Broker of Bogota " appears to possess , in ...
... effect — the most compre- hensive of phrases , the most difficult of acquisitions , -must be conjoined with the aforesaid natural genius , which , without it , is nothing . The author of the " Broker of Bogota " appears to possess , in ...
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