The London Quarterly Review, Volumes 103-104Theodore Foster, 1858 |
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... racter to earlier ages , and we have already indicated the families from which that his- When the subject of the English Peer- toric character is principally derived . Nei - age was last discussed in the Quarterly ther of the two great ...
... racter to earlier ages , and we have already indicated the families from which that his- When the subject of the English Peer- toric character is principally derived . Nei - age was last discussed in the Quarterly ther of the two great ...
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... racter with care ; and though he had a fine vein of satire or humour , he aimed at classic harmony in the combination . Smol- lett , on the other hand , seemed to start with only one or two characters , and with a vague idea of the ...
... racter with care ; and though he had a fine vein of satire or humour , he aimed at classic harmony in the combination . Smol- lett , on the other hand , seemed to start with only one or two characters , and with a vague idea of the ...
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... racter , and greatly flattered in its ordinary . features , but yet doing no justice to the higher beauties of feeling and expression . • The tourist to whom , in his own eyes. in water . ' By ART . III . - Six Months in Italy . George ...
... racter , and greatly flattered in its ordinary . features , but yet doing no justice to the higher beauties of feeling and expression . • The tourist to whom , in his own eyes. in water . ' By ART . III . - Six Months in Italy . George ...
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