New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, 第 12 巻Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1824 |
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... interest at home than the present . The deep - read politician may see , in the calm that sleeps over our domestic affairs , results that mere vulgar eyes have not optics of sufficient power to discern ; but , as far as can be judged by ...
... interest at home than the present . The deep - read politician may see , in the calm that sleeps over our domestic affairs , results that mere vulgar eyes have not optics of sufficient power to discern ; but , as far as can be judged by ...
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... interest in this opera , that it will perhaps be more frequently repeated during the season than any other ; yet Braham has gained most hands in the " Cabinet , " and Miss Stephens has won most hearts in " Love in a Village . " The ...
... interest in this opera , that it will perhaps be more frequently repeated during the season than any other ; yet Braham has gained most hands in the " Cabinet , " and Miss Stephens has won most hearts in " Love in a Village . " The ...
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... interest success in the drama , they were more for the issue of the adventure . this lady adds great dramatic power to production of the play has not proved that her unquestioned capacities , it must still it ; for , not only is its ...
... interest success in the drama , they were more for the issue of the adventure . this lady adds great dramatic power to production of the play has not proved that her unquestioned capacities , it must still it ; for , not only is its ...
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... interest of his friend Aubin . In Paris he meets with a former acquain- tance , the advocate Duclair , who is high in the confidence of Bonaparte . He is prevailed upon by Duclair , to second the views of the aspiring general , and is ...
... interest of his friend Aubin . In Paris he meets with a former acquain- tance , the advocate Duclair , who is high in the confidence of Bonaparte . He is prevailed upon by Duclair , to second the views of the aspiring general , and is ...
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... interests . Mr. J. Smith took the chair ; and previously to the reading of the report , alluded to the circumstances ... interest of which to be distri- buted in four prizes , of unequal amount , to two such masters and two such mis ...
... interests . Mr. J. Smith took the chair ; and previously to the reading of the report , alluded to the circumstances ... interest of which to be distri- buted in four prizes , of unequal amount , to two such masters and two such mis ...
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