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Page 140
... English to the necessities of his peculiar and very independent style , which generally derives half its point and beauty from the use of happy expressions in the vernacular , which it is almost impossible to render effectively in a ...
... English to the necessities of his peculiar and very independent style , which generally derives half its point and beauty from the use of happy expressions in the vernacular , which it is almost impossible to render effectively in a ...
Page 204
... English composition , or translation from the classics into English , is not altogether overlooked in the Eng- lish universities , yet it forms a subordinate object of attention . We are all aware how many eminent men have first become ...
... English composition , or translation from the classics into English , is not altogether overlooked in the Eng- lish universities , yet it forms a subordinate object of attention . We are all aware how many eminent men have first become ...
Page 528
... English Puritanism ; and English Lot 283 , signature of " bloody " Mary , although Puritanism , if not always amiable , has much about it damaged , produced 41. 8s . Lot 285 , a letter of Mary that commands respect . This peculiar ...
... English Puritanism ; and English Lot 283 , signature of " bloody " Mary , although Puritanism , if not always amiable , has much about it damaged , produced 41. 8s . Lot 285 , a letter of Mary that commands respect . This peculiar ...
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Antarctic Expedition | 1 |
Abd el Kader and London | 48 |
Beranger Youngs Transla | 79 |
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