The Glory and the Shame of England, المجلد 2Bentley, 1841 |
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... speak of his character and history , so far as I may be per- mitted to do so , with proper regard to his private feelings . If he should ever write his autobiography , giving a full picture of his early history , it would probably be ...
... speak of his character and history , so far as I may be per- mitted to do so , with proper regard to his private feelings . If he should ever write his autobiography , giving a full picture of his early history , it would probably be ...
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... , American literature was treated with utter contempt by Englishmen . True , it is still matter of great surprise to English ladies and bishops to learn that we speak English , and even write " Sketch Books , CONVERSATION WITH DICKENS . 11.
... , American literature was treated with utter contempt by Englishmen . True , it is still matter of great surprise to English ladies and bishops to learn that we speak English , and even write " Sketch Books , CONVERSATION WITH DICKENS . 11.
الصفحة 12
Charles Edwards Lester. speak English , and even write " Sketch Books , " " Thanatopses , " " Odes on Marco Botzaris , " live in framed houses , and mani- fest other symptoms of civilization . Lady sister to a celebrated noble authoress ...
Charles Edwards Lester. speak English , and even write " Sketch Books , " " Thanatopses , " " Odes on Marco Botzaris , " live in framed houses , and mani- fest other symptoms of civilization . Lady sister to a celebrated noble authoress ...
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... - tion who was then speaking gave way , and the poet was received with the most enthusiastic applause . He said he did not wish to make a speech ; but , as one of the literary men of England CAMPBELL AT THE CONVENTION . 29.
... - tion who was then speaking gave way , and the poet was received with the most enthusiastic applause . He said he did not wish to make a speech ; but , as one of the literary men of England CAMPBELL AT THE CONVENTION . 29.
الصفحة 34
... speaking in public assemblies , and whenever I make the attempt I am troubled with nervous excitement , which so agitates me that I hardly know what I am saying it was in an unguarded moment that I made that odious and indelicate speech ...
... speaking in public assemblies , and whenever I make the attempt I am troubled with nervous excitement , which so agitates me that I hardly know what I am saying it was in an unguarded moment that I made that odious and indelicate speech ...
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