The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 239A. Dodd and A. Smith, 1968 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... nature is human nature , we say , and why trouble history or the great stage of the world for materials of study when the smallest hamlet contains more tragedies and comedies than we can read in a lifetime ? Alas for theory ! —human nature ...
... nature is human nature , we say , and why trouble history or the great stage of the world for materials of study when the smallest hamlet contains more tragedies and comedies than we can read in a lifetime ? Alas for theory ! —human nature ...
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... nature . He had gradually risen in the world ; he was endowed by Nature with just the combination of faculties which mean rising in the world , and no more . Getting up and up , he had schooled himself into the proprieties and the ...
... nature . He had gradually risen in the world ; he was endowed by Nature with just the combination of faculties which mean rising in the world , and no more . Getting up and up , he had schooled himself into the proprieties and the ...
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... nature - not merely a clever man writing poems . It is said of Hugo that his praises of Paris are not meant to be ... nature . Yet in our higher literature all this has been neglected for sentiment and the cultivation of pure and ...
... nature - not merely a clever man writing poems . It is said of Hugo that his praises of Paris are not meant to be ... nature . Yet in our higher literature all this has been neglected for sentiment and the cultivation of pure and ...
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About Great Players and their Art By H SCHUTZ WILSON | 1 |
191 | 116 |
Subjugators of an Imperial Race The By ROGER QUIDDAM 543 | 122 |
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