The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, Volume 1G. Bell, 1887 - 953 pages |
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... NOTES , AND A MEMOIR By W. MOY THOMAS . NEW EDITION , REVISED . IN TWO VOLUMES . VOL . I. The New York Public Library ASTOR LENGE AND TIDEN FOUNDATIONS LONDON : GEORGE BELL AND SONS , YORK STREET , COVENT GARDEN . 1887 . JF ? PUBLIC ...
... NOTES , AND A MEMOIR By W. MOY THOMAS . NEW EDITION , REVISED . IN TWO VOLUMES . VOL . I. The New York Public Library ASTOR LENGE AND TIDEN FOUNDATIONS LONDON : GEORGE BELL AND SONS , YORK STREET , COVENT GARDEN . 1887 . JF ? PUBLIC ...
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... notes ; but still much remained unused , and I shall here preserve some account of it . " He accordingly pro- ceeds to give further details , which make it evident that Lady Louisa's communication was substantially the same as that ...
... notes ; but still much remained unused , and I shall here preserve some account of it . " He accordingly pro- ceeds to give further details , which make it evident that Lady Louisa's communication was substantially the same as that ...
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... notes correcting such errors and misstatements as he had observed . But to these would now have to be added many others , and it appeared to be of little avail to attempt to remedy the misconceptions and defects of Mr. Dallaway's ...
... notes correcting such errors and misstatements as he had observed . But to these would now have to be added many others , and it appeared to be of little avail to attempt to remedy the misconceptions and defects of Mr. Dallaway's ...
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... notes . An account of these letters will be found in the Memoir . Some letters and poems not included in previous ... note to the first letter of the series . The letters to the Countess of Oxford , though not alluded to in Lord Wharn ...
... notes . An account of these letters will be found in the Memoir . Some letters and poems not included in previous ... note to the first letter of the series . The letters to the Countess of Oxford , though not alluded to in Lord Wharn ...
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... notes and Memoir . 66 With regard to the freedom of expression in which Lady Mary indulged , particularly in the familiar letters to her sister Lady Mar , Lord Wharncliffe justly remarks that she wrote at a period when the feeling upon ...
... notes and Memoir . 66 With regard to the freedom of expression in which Lady Mary indulged , particularly in the familiar letters to her sister Lady Mar , Lord Wharncliffe justly remarks that she wrote at a period when the feeling upon ...
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