Memorials: And Other Papers, Bind 1J.R. Osgood, 1874 |
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Side xi
... naturally , our British school - boys value a battle . Painful it is to add , that this is the principle upon which our adult neighbors the French seem to value a battle . To any man who , like myself , admires the high - toned ...
... naturally , our British school - boys value a battle . Painful it is to add , that this is the principle upon which our adult neighbors the French seem to value a battle . To any man who , like myself , admires the high - toned ...
Side xii
... naturally carried the whole of that scene , raised and idealised , into my dreams , and very soon into a rolling succession of dreams . The actual scene , as looked down upon from the box of the mail , was transformed into a dream , as ...
... naturally carried the whole of that scene , raised and idealised , into my dreams , and very soon into a rolling succession of dreams . The actual scene , as looked down upon from the box of the mail , was transformed into a dream , as ...
Side xiii
... naturally introduced Waterloo into the dream . Water- loo , I understood , was the particular feature of the " Dream - Fugue " which my censors were least able to account for . Yet surely Water- loo , which , in common with every other ...
... naturally introduced Waterloo into the dream . Water- loo , I understood , was the particular feature of the " Dream - Fugue " which my censors were least able to account for . Yet surely Water- loo , which , in common with every other ...
Side 22
... naturally the shyest of human beings , intense commerce with men of every rank , from the highest to the lowest , had availed to dissipate all arrears of mauvaise honte ; I could talk upon innumerable subjects ; and , as the readiest ...
... naturally the shyest of human beings , intense commerce with men of every rank , from the highest to the lowest , had availed to dissipate all arrears of mauvaise honte ; I could talk upon innumerable subjects ; and , as the readiest ...
Side 23
... naturally a picturesque and contrasting sketch of the stud and the stables at Westport . The stables and everything connected with the stables at Laxton were magnificent ; in fact , far out of symmetry with the house , which , at that ...
... naturally a picturesque and contrasting sketch of the stud and the stables at Westport . The stables and everything connected with the stables at Laxton were magnificent ; in fact , far out of symmetry with the house , which , at that ...
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