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While Charles Dibdin could say , “ She was everywhere great , everywhere impressive , and everywhere feminine , ” and Leigh Hunt could record that she seems to have been “ a really great genius , equally capable of the highest and ...
While Charles Dibdin could say , “ She was everywhere great , everywhere impressive , and everywhere feminine , ” and Leigh Hunt could record that she seems to have been “ a really great genius , equally capable of the highest and ...
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John Chapone , the younger , was warmly welcomed by Richardson's circle , and Hester Mulso soon seems to have begun to entertain for him warmer feelings than those of mere friendship . In the frankness with which she confessed her ...
John Chapone , the younger , was warmly welcomed by Richardson's circle , and Hester Mulso soon seems to have begun to entertain for him warmer feelings than those of mere friendship . In the frankness with which she confessed her ...
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the chief periodicals of our own times of ascertained merit , the • Adventurer ' seems to combine the peculiar merits of them all ; so that I do not know if , since the days of Addison and Steele , who had the merit of introducing into ...
the chief periodicals of our own times of ascertained merit , the • Adventurer ' seems to combine the peculiar merits of them all ; so that I do not know if , since the days of Addison and Steele , who had the merit of introducing into ...
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Naples Low Life in as pictured by Neapolitans By Lily | 84 |
its Growth and Evolution By Percy Fitz | 208 |
Points about Speakers By JAMES SYKES | 219 |
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