The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 120A. Constable, 1864 |
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Page 12
... give a fatal direction to the policy of this unhappy reign . The House could not be prevailed upon to grant more than two subsidies . Sir Robert Philips expressed the general sense of the House when he denied that they were under any en ...
... give a fatal direction to the policy of this unhappy reign . The House could not be prevailed upon to grant more than two subsidies . Sir Robert Philips expressed the general sense of the House when he denied that they were under any en ...
Page 112
... give up attributing symbolic intentions of any kind to the painter - a source of pleasure to the spectator more often justifiable than justified - and simply give him credit for having , by his own exquisite feeling alone , so placed ...
... give up attributing symbolic intentions of any kind to the painter - a source of pleasure to the spectator more often justifiable than justified - and simply give him credit for having , by his own exquisite feeling alone , so placed ...
Page 193
... give thy lessons o'er ; I do not need thy rules : Let pedants on thy precepts pore , Or give them to the schools . ' The perfect beauty which you seek , In Anna's verse I find ; It glows on fair Eliza's cheek , And dwells in Mary's mind ...
... give thy lessons o'er ; I do not need thy rules : Let pedants on thy precepts pore , Or give them to the schools . ' The perfect beauty which you seek , In Anna's verse I find ; It glows on fair Eliza's cheek , And dwells in Mary's mind ...
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