The National Quarterly Review, Volume 2Edward Isidore Sears, David Allyn Gorton, Charles H. Woodman Pudney & Russell, 1860 |
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Pagina 28
... eyes of them that look on ; so such men's industries are in the eyes of others , or at least in regard of their own designments : only learned men love business , as an action according to nature , as agreeable to health of mind , as ...
... eyes of them that look on ; so such men's industries are in the eyes of others , or at least in regard of their own designments : only learned men love business , as an action according to nature , as agreeable to health of mind , as ...
Pagina 45
... eyes were dry , and there was an intolerable weight on her heart . Just before her stood the Niobe , rigid and woeful ; she put her hands over her eyes and dropped her face on the melodeon . Gloom and despair crouched at her side ...
... eyes were dry , and there was an intolerable weight on her heart . Just before her stood the Niobe , rigid and woeful ; she put her hands over her eyes and dropped her face on the melodeon . Gloom and despair crouched at her side ...
Pagina 212
... eyes , Where yonder many - colored plain extends : In every breast what sweet emotions rise ! Behold how each soft charm of nature blends Into one glorious whole - grove , mead , and stream- A fit abode for heroes it might seem . The ...
... eyes , Where yonder many - colored plain extends : In every breast what sweet emotions rise ! Behold how each soft charm of nature blends Into one glorious whole - grove , mead , and stream- A fit abode for heroes it might seem . The ...
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CONTENTS | 17 |
AMERICAN FEMALE NOVELISTS | 31 |
CAMOENS AND HIS TRANSLATORS | 46 |
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