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Page 11
... admiration and praise of his adversaries . Upon submitting to parliament his plan for the consolidation of the ... admired and lasting monument of his talents . If Hamilton has left eloquent writings , Pitt has left speeches which will ...
... admiration and praise of his adversaries . Upon submitting to parliament his plan for the consolidation of the ... admired and lasting monument of his talents . If Hamilton has left eloquent writings , Pitt has left speeches which will ...
Page 158
... admiration , and to whom they nevertheless owe much , are , says Sismondi , a want of delicacy in his female characters , outrageous caricatures , and a total absence of sensibility and poe- try . The comic poets who succeeded him , and ...
... admiration , and to whom they nevertheless owe much , are , says Sismondi , a want of delicacy in his female characters , outrageous caricatures , and a total absence of sensibility and poe- try . The comic poets who succeeded him , and ...
Page 339
... admiration of the public by the neatness and ele- gance of his compositions , by adding delicacy to strength , by the minute refinements and graceful ornaments of style . On the other hand , it is not at all likely that lord Chatham ...
... admiration of the public by the neatness and ele- gance of his compositions , by adding delicacy to strength , by the minute refinements and graceful ornaments of style . On the other hand , it is not at all likely that lord Chatham ...
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