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Pagina 17
... beautiful captives and strangerst , but princes , and the first - born of their own children , were , upon great and interesting occa- sions , offered upon their altars . Nature , it seems , was silent , and did not say , with the ...
... beautiful captives and strangerst , but princes , and the first - born of their own children , were , upon great and interesting occa- sions , offered upon their altars . Nature , it seems , was silent , and did not say , with the ...
Pagina 18
... beautiful , fairy tales found amongst the traditions of all Celtic nations . In not one of these tales that we have ever heard is there anything bloody or cruel , except that the fairies are sometimes represented as inflicting ...
... beautiful , fairy tales found amongst the traditions of all Celtic nations . In not one of these tales that we have ever heard is there anything bloody or cruel , except that the fairies are sometimes represented as inflicting ...
Pagina 27
... beautiful translation - for beautiful it is , and grand , despite the carp- ing , linguistic criticisms of the Westminster Review - of Schiller's noble dramas alone makes the name of Wallen- stein at all familiar to us ; and it is ...
... beautiful translation - for beautiful it is , and grand , despite the carp- ing , linguistic criticisms of the Westminster Review - of Schiller's noble dramas alone makes the name of Wallen- stein at all familiar to us ; and it is ...
Pagina 95
... will . His oratory is , indeed , not of the ornate style ; he is not fond of tropes or figures ; he never uses expressions of any kind merely because they are beautiful . On examining any 1865. ] 95 THE NEW YORK BAR - CHARLES O'CONOR .
... will . His oratory is , indeed , not of the ornate style ; he is not fond of tropes or figures ; he never uses expressions of any kind merely because they are beautiful . On examining any 1865. ] 95 THE NEW YORK BAR - CHARLES O'CONOR .
Pagina 96
kind merely because they are beautiful . On examining any of his speeches it is found that what seems most careless in the delivery or construction , has a direct , logical bearing on the proposition which he means to establish ...
kind merely because they are beautiful . On examining any of his speeches it is found that what seems most careless in the delivery or construction , has a direct , logical bearing on the proposition which he means to establish ...
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