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Página 132
... mind ; and the public by an overwhelming majority had made it plain that his mind, in this matter, was not theirs. He had bitterly resented the rebuff, and appealed to the judgement of the reading public, with surly assurances of its ...
... mind ; and the public by an overwhelming majority had made it plain that his mind, in this matter, was not theirs. He had bitterly resented the rebuff, and appealed to the judgement of the reading public, with surly assurances of its ...
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... mind, here peculiarly disastrous. But this very restraint rendered more welcome the ampler vehicle provided by the Elegy, especially as, with the approach of old age, his command of brief and pregnant phrase relaxed. The ' epitaphs ' in ...
... mind, here peculiarly disastrous. But this very restraint rendered more welcome the ampler vehicle provided by the Elegy, especially as, with the approach of old age, his command of brief and pregnant phrase relaxed. The ' epitaphs ' in ...
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... mind ! he is shot-free From injurie, That is not hurt ; not he, that is not hit ; So fooles, we see, Oft scape an Imputation, more through luck, then wit. But the Pindaric illusion is completely shattered when the satirist breaks in, at ...
... mind ! he is shot-free From injurie, That is not hurt ; not he, that is not hit ; So fooles, we see, Oft scape an Imputation, more through luck, then wit. But the Pindaric illusion is completely shattered when the satirist breaks in, at ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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