The North American Review, Τόμος 4University of Northern Iowa, 1965 |
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Σελίδα 219
... soon , and , in the sequel , more and more visible . " I. p . 10 , 11 . A series of Roman engravings , and the explanations of them by his father , who had travelled in Italy , were the first occasion of the development of his taste for ...
... soon , and , in the sequel , more and more visible . " I. p . 10 , 11 . A series of Roman engravings , and the explanations of them by his father , who had travelled in Italy , were the first occasion of the development of his taste for ...
Σελίδα 226
... soon found , that to write modern Hebrew , he must learn ancient , and thus to carry out a boyish jest , he found himself engaged in the study of another , and a difficult language . An instruc- tor for the Hebrew , Doctor Albrecht ...
... soon found , that to write modern Hebrew , he must learn ancient , and thus to carry out a boyish jest , he found himself engaged in the study of another , and a difficult language . An instruc- tor for the Hebrew , Doctor Albrecht ...
Σελίδα 253
... Soon he became unable to dispense with being with her , for it was she who kept him in countenance with the world , as it passed ; and they were soon , in every part of an extensive establishment , in the field and the meadow , the ...
... Soon he became unable to dispense with being with her , for it was she who kept him in countenance with the world , as it passed ; and they were soon , in every part of an extensive establishment , in the field and the meadow , the ...
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