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... character of the painter to be traced through its various processes of formation ; and the studies by which that character was strengthened and perfected to be exhibited ; there are the toils against difficulties ( so frequently the lot ...
... character of the painter to be traced through its various processes of formation ; and the studies by which that character was strengthened and perfected to be exhibited ; there are the toils against difficulties ( so frequently the lot ...
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... character , lively generosity and pre - eminent disinterestedness , which it is to be hoped will survive his errors . Spite of his talents and conversational powers , Hook was unfortunate in his affaires de cœur , the first of which his ...
... character , lively generosity and pre - eminent disinterestedness , which it is to be hoped will survive his errors . Spite of his talents and conversational powers , Hook was unfortunate in his affaires de cœur , the first of which his ...
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... character than that of this sharp , meddlesome lawyer , always getting himself into scrapes by his perpetual interference , and always getting out of them by his acute- ness and cunning . He here announces his intention of making ...
... character than that of this sharp , meddlesome lawyer , always getting himself into scrapes by his perpetual interference , and always getting out of them by his acute- ness and cunning . He here announces his intention of making ...
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THE BIRTH OF THE NEW YEAR BY HORACE SMITH | 1 |
SOAPEY SPONGES SPORTING TOUR Chaps I II III and IV | 15 |
A Tale ot KafFIRLAND BY MRS WARD | 21 |
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