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Pagina 460
... give the public a notion , & c . , and where Lord Campbell learned so sud- denly his first error as to the authorship of it , we must leave his lordship to explain . It looks very much as if , so long as it was possible to fix upon ...
... give the public a notion , & c . , and where Lord Campbell learned so sud- denly his first error as to the authorship of it , we must leave his lordship to explain . It looks very much as if , so long as it was possible to fix upon ...
Pagina 261
... give way to a marked decadence in manner and speech . Refine- ment and culture are delicate plants , which droop and fade amidst adverse surroundings . Further , it is known that the capacity for intelligent conversation does not always ...
... give way to a marked decadence in manner and speech . Refine- ment and culture are delicate plants , which droop and fade amidst adverse surroundings . Further , it is known that the capacity for intelligent conversation does not always ...
Pagina 284
... give just cause to the son to suspect that you neglect him but carry yourself with that judgment , as , if it be possible , may please and content them both ; which I believe truly will be no hard matter to do . Everybody knows how ...
... give just cause to the son to suspect that you neglect him but carry yourself with that judgment , as , if it be possible , may please and content them both ; which I believe truly will be no hard matter to do . Everybody knows how ...
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