Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Page 45
... the Old thoughts of our great - grandfathers Saloon tables are encumbered
with and mothers , how very much volumes in which we are summoned harder is
it not to do the same to take interest in the food of a for persons separated from us
...
... the Old thoughts of our great - grandfathers Saloon tables are encumbered
with and mothers , how very much volumes in which we are summoned harder is
it not to do the same to take interest in the food of a for persons separated from us
...
Page 46
6 would not be fair to use the word dramatic effect and interest of failure with
regard to his work , character , stands far behind the which would imply an
unsuccessful author's previous works . straining after unrealised ideals , The
subject , the ...
6 would not be fair to use the word dramatic effect and interest of failure with
regard to his work , character , stands far behind the which would imply an
unsuccessful author's previous works . straining after unrealised ideals , The
subject , the ...
Page 87
His genius from the first that little is of no great interest took the form of unlimited
daring , or importance as affecting the life careless of , or even delighting in , of
Disraeli . At the same time , we the accumulation of obstacles in his do not wish to
...
His genius from the first that little is of no great interest took the form of unlimited
daring , or importance as affecting the life careless of , or even delighting in , of
Disraeli . At the same time , we the accumulation of obstacles in his do not wish to
...
Page 92
And he asserted interest in parliamentary matters . his authority as leader of
OpposiHe is delighted when the monot tion to correct and restrain the ony was
broken in upon by inci- imprudence of the Ministers , and dents from without-- ...
And he asserted interest in parliamentary matters . his authority as leader of
OpposiHe is delighted when the monot tion to correct and restrain the ony was
broken in upon by inci- imprudence of the Ministers , and dents from without-- ...
Page 101
A secret word Accordingly he played the game from him , says Mr Froude , would
of party fairly and honourably . have enabled speculating capitalNo one can
accuse him of sacrific- ists to realise millions , with no ing the interests of the
empire ...
A secret word Accordingly he played the game from him , says Mr Froude , would
of party fairly and honourably . have enabled speculating capitalNo one can
accuse him of sacrific- ists to realise millions , with no ing the interests of the
empire ...
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