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Page ix
... opinion , is in his reference to his unhappy married life . There was more tenderness and more real manliness exhibited in con- nection with that painful and unpleasing story than is to be gathered from this passing allusion . As to ...
... opinion , is in his reference to his unhappy married life . There was more tenderness and more real manliness exhibited in con- nection with that painful and unpleasing story than is to be gathered from this passing allusion . As to ...
Page 15
... opinion , which is not to be expected , it is vain to trust to the cowardly dis- satisfaction arising from defeat and temporary hardship . A naval victory , the capture of a few useless ships , would at this moment drive the whole ...
... opinion , which is not to be expected , it is vain to trust to the cowardly dis- satisfaction arising from defeat and temporary hardship . A naval victory , the capture of a few useless ships , would at this moment drive the whole ...
Page 16
... opinion . You have had Lewis and Kinnaird both at Brocket . I hear nothing but praises of the latter here . As for the former , he might be pleasant enough if he was not always upon the strain . I think , now that the heat of anger and ...
... opinion . You have had Lewis and Kinnaird both at Brocket . I hear nothing but praises of the latter here . As for the former , he might be pleasant enough if he was not always upon the strain . I think , now that the heat of anger and ...
Page 29
... , and toleration for every opinion that can possibly be formed . Adieu ! This is a letter of criticism and observation . I will write again soon about Willie and all that . The same to the same . April 4 . WE YOUTH 29.
... , and toleration for every opinion that can possibly be formed . Adieu ! This is a letter of criticism and observation . I will write again soon about Willie and all that . The same to the same . April 4 . WE YOUTH 29.
Page 39
... opinion , who disagree with him , for a manner and tone so perfectly Parliamentary as to be surprising in so young a speaker than for depth or force of argument . The greatest blemish of it was that it wanted that which is the nerve and ...
... opinion , who disagree with him , for a manner and tone so perfectly Parliamentary as to be surprising in so young a speaker than for depth or force of argument . The greatest blemish of it was that it wanted that which is the nerve and ...
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Page 79 - Laud be to God ! — even there my life must end. It hath been prophesied to me many years, I should not die but in Jerusalem ; Which vainly I supposed the Holy Land. — But bear me to that chamber ; there I'll lie ; In that Jerusalem shall Harry die.