Prose Masterpieces from Modern Essayists ...G. P. Putnam's sons, 1883 |
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... true cause of their unfavorable sentence upon her . Not malice aforethought , so much as vindictive fury for the ... true of the two German wits was true a fortiori of Coleridge ; the Germans at least read French and 98 THOMAS DE QUINCEY .
... true cause of their unfavorable sentence upon her . Not malice aforethought , so much as vindictive fury for the ... true of the two German wits was true a fortiori of Coleridge ; the Germans at least read French and 98 THOMAS DE QUINCEY .
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... true cause of their unfavorable sentence upon her . Not malice aforethought , so much as vindictive fury for the ... true of the two German wits was true a fortiori of Coleridge ; the Germans at least read French and 98 THOMAS DE QUINCEY .
... true cause of their unfavorable sentence upon her . Not malice aforethought , so much as vindictive fury for the ... true of the two German wits was true a fortiori of Coleridge ; the Germans at least read French and 98 THOMAS DE QUINCEY .
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... True , they do often so fail . They have often been without the virtues as well as the faults of the Puritan ; it has been one of their dangers that they so felt the Puritan's faults that they too much neg- lected the practice of his ...
... True , they do often so fail . They have often been without the virtues as well as the faults of the Puritan ; it has been one of their dangers that they so felt the Puritan's faults that they too much neg- lected the practice of his ...
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THE MUTABILITY OF LITERATURE By W Irving | 3 |
THE WORLD OF BOOKS | 25 |
IMPERFECT SYMPATHIES | 43 |
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