Light in a Dark Place: Romanticism in the Victorian Social-political Novel : a Critical Anthology |
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Page 11
... once sparkled , and which he had once conceived to comprise within its circle all that could interest or occupy man . His mother , delighted at finding him again under her roof , had removed some long - standing coolness between him and ...
... once sparkled , and which he had once conceived to comprise within its circle all that could interest or occupy man . His mother , delighted at finding him again under her roof , had removed some long - standing coolness between him and ...
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... once sur- rounding the garden of the monks ; but all that remained of that fair pleasance was a solitary yew in its ... once been enclosed , and communi- cated with the cloister garden . It was once of those summer days that are so still ...
... once sur- rounding the garden of the monks ; but all that remained of that fair pleasance was a solitary yew in its ... once been enclosed , and communi- cated with the cloister garden . It was once of those summer days that are so still ...
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... once to rebellion and to con- formity . " His beliefs are " not defined by theory , " but are " drawn in an irregular zigzag . " He has " angry contempt " for men with " coronets on their coaches and too small a share of brains to make ...
... once to rebellion and to con- formity . " His beliefs are " not defined by theory , " but are " drawn in an irregular zigzag . " He has " angry contempt " for men with " coronets on their coaches and too small a share of brains to make ...
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Benjamin Disraeli Sybil or The Two Nations | 1 |
Tailor and Poet | 55 |
Charlotte Bronte Shirley | 107 |
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