The National Quarterly Review, Volume 11Pudney & Russell, 1865 |
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... object of this is to exercise a salutary restraint on the credulous and superstitious . In Ireland especially , the fairies - believed to be remnants of the Druidic system - are distinguished for their humane and friendly offices . This ...
... object of this is to exercise a salutary restraint on the credulous and superstitious . In Ireland especially , the fairies - believed to be remnants of the Druidic system - are distinguished for their humane and friendly offices . This ...
Pagina 32
... objects of his stern resolution . Personal vigor in execution was wholly wanting in a character wherein its closely kin- dred attributes were developed far beyond the ordinary . Nothing could ever bend him from a purpose ; nothing could ...
... objects of his stern resolution . Personal vigor in execution was wholly wanting in a character wherein its closely kin- dred attributes were developed far beyond the ordinary . Nothing could ever bend him from a purpose ; nothing could ...
Pagina 35
... objects was to obey well and to fight well . They knew and respected the notorious ability of their chief ; they were aware that he was unmatched for liberality , that gold pieces seemed to rain in his camp ; that for the purposes of ...
... objects was to obey well and to fight well . They knew and respected the notorious ability of their chief ; they were aware that he was unmatched for liberality , that gold pieces seemed to rain in his camp ; that for the purposes of ...
Pagina 42
... object , perhaps , of a long life to conceal , and exhibit after death all the poor and ignoble feelings which had lingered to the end in the dark recesses of the breast , and which the grave should in mercy have buried along with the ...
... object , perhaps , of a long life to conceal , and exhibit after death all the poor and ignoble feelings which had lingered to the end in the dark recesses of the breast , and which the grave should in mercy have buried along with the ...
Pagina 48
... objects were colossal , no less . so were his conceptions of his tools . Thus far he had never miscalculated the adequacy of the one or the other , had never allowed himself to become the dupe of an untimely ambition . It was strange if ...
... objects were colossal , no less . so were his conceptions of his tools . Thus far he had never miscalculated the adequacy of the one or the other , had never allowed himself to become the dupe of an untimely ambition . It was strange if ...
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The National Quarterly Review, Volume 4 Edward Isidore Sears,David Allyn Gorton,Charles H. Woodman Volledige weergave - 1862 |
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