National Review, Volume 3Robert Theobold, 1856 |
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Page 4
... common justice to the materials in his hands . Without the loss of a single trait of character , however minute , they might have been compressed into readable limits , and made into an interesting and entertaining book , instead of ...
... common justice to the materials in his hands . Without the loss of a single trait of character , however minute , they might have been compressed into readable limits , and made into an interesting and entertaining book , instead of ...
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... common danger by any base com- promise : " At last my awful turn came , and I stood in presence of the ter- rific tribunal . There sat the formidable Fitzgibbon , whose name I had never heard connected but with domineering insolence and ...
... common danger by any base com- promise : " At last my awful turn came , and I stood in presence of the ter- rific tribunal . There sat the formidable Fitzgibbon , whose name I had never heard connected but with domineering insolence and ...
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... common to Irish patriots and angry women ; but which was not natural to Moore , and from which both his sense and taste in general kept him free . On the other hand , there are in these satires couplets scarcely inferior to Pope in ...
... common to Irish patriots and angry women ; but which was not natural to Moore , and from which both his sense and taste in general kept him free . On the other hand , there are in these satires couplets scarcely inferior to Pope in ...
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... common ground of authorship , and forgetting he was a lord . Of this there was no danger with Moore ; he was used to good company , and not the man to forget social distinctions - per- haps inclined to give them an undue value ; but if ...
... common ground of authorship , and forgetting he was a lord . Of this there was no danger with Moore ; he was used to good company , and not the man to forget social distinctions - per- haps inclined to give them an undue value ; but if ...
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... common principles of Protestant churches . He was not in his book arguing out his own convictions ; he was only striking a blow , with an Irishman's natural irritation , at the Established Church in Ireland . Whatever faith he thought ...
... common principles of Protestant churches . He was not in his book arguing out his own convictions ; he was only striking a blow , with an Irishman's natural irritation , at the Established Church in Ireland . Whatever faith he thought ...
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