Critical and Historical Essays: Contributed to the Edinburgh Review, Volume 3B. Tauchnitz, 1850 - 1742 pagina's |
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Pagina 3
... received fa- vours ; how long we struggle against evidence , how fondly , when the facts cannot be disputed , we cling to the hope that there may be some explanation or some extenuating circum- stance with which we are unacquainted ...
... received fa- vours ; how long we struggle against evidence , how fondly , when the facts cannot be disputed , we cling to the hope that there may be some explanation or some extenuating circum- stance with which we are unacquainted ...
Pagina 5
... received For gospel what the church believed , " had a superstition of his own . The great Iconoclast was him- self an idolater . The great Avvocato del Diavolo , while he disputed , with no small ability , the claims of Cyprian and ...
... received For gospel what the church believed , " had a superstition of his own . The great Iconoclast was him- self an idolater . The great Avvocato del Diavolo , while he disputed , with no small ability , the claims of Cyprian and ...
Pagina 8
... received a liberal education . It is a remarkable fact that they were all members of the same university . The two great national seats of learning had even then acquired the characters which they still retain . In intellectual activity ...
... received a liberal education . It is a remarkable fact that they were all members of the same university . The two great national seats of learning had even then acquired the characters which they still retain . In intellectual activity ...
Pagina 14
... received their education ? Chaucer , Gower , Frois- sart , Comines , Rabelais , nearly complete the list . It was therefore absolutely necessary that a woman should be unedu- cated or classically educated . Indeed , without a knowledge ...
... received their education ? Chaucer , Gower , Frois- sart , Comines , Rabelais , nearly complete the list . It was therefore absolutely necessary that a woman should be unedu- cated or classically educated . Indeed , without a knowledge ...
Pagina 18
... received intelligence of the almost sudden death of his father , and instantly returned to England . His prospects were greatly overcast by this event . He was most desirous to obtain a provision which might enable him to devote himself ...
... received intelligence of the almost sudden death of his father , and instantly returned to England . His prospects were greatly overcast by this event . He was most desirous to obtain a provision which might enable him to devote himself ...
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