The Quarterly Review, Bände 266-267William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1936 |
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... existence ; and what is the good of basing proposals when their essential feature is the unity of the Church , for this unity does not exist ? The Commissioners are acute enough to discern the change passing over the three parties . The ...
... existence ; and what is the good of basing proposals when their essential feature is the unity of the Church , for this unity does not exist ? The Commissioners are acute enough to discern the change passing over the three parties . The ...
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... existence , though only the rarest few , it seems , have the eyes to discern it , or even to catch its true reflection . Mr Yeats in his early work had something of it . For in those unspoilt days he could , as it were , almost see the ...
... existence , though only the rarest few , it seems , have the eyes to discern it , or even to catch its true reflection . Mr Yeats in his early work had something of it . For in those unspoilt days he could , as it were , almost see the ...
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... existence depending upon their inobtrusiveness , it is unlikely that they sought to advertise their presence unnecessarily . An arboreal existence proved to be less hazardous than that on the ground , and calling was no doubt of greater ...
... existence depending upon their inobtrusiveness , it is unlikely that they sought to advertise their presence unnecessarily . An arboreal existence proved to be less hazardous than that on the ground , and calling was no doubt of greater ...
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