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... appear to give to the subject a greater degree of import- ance than it really deserves ; for there are many individuals not aware that they have ever bestowed more physiognomical study upon the face of man , than upon the plate from ...
... appear to give to the subject a greater degree of import- ance than it really deserves ; for there are many individuals not aware that they have ever bestowed more physiognomical study upon the face of man , than upon the plate from ...
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... appear to us now the absurdities of this extraordinary writer , by the unrivalled splendour of his mighty ge- nius . Insensible to the brilliance of a great luminary , which reveals a world of glory , these fastidious critics take the ...
... appear to us now the absurdities of this extraordinary writer , by the unrivalled splendour of his mighty ge- nius . Insensible to the brilliance of a great luminary , which reveals a world of glory , these fastidious critics take the ...
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... appears some- what paradoxical ; yet as a member of a religious society , whose sentiments are openly and professedly at ... appear at least as lawful as those of the painter , and for this reason I have ven- tured to call my stories ...
... appears some- what paradoxical ; yet as a member of a religious society , whose sentiments are openly and professedly at ... appear at least as lawful as those of the painter , and for this reason I have ven- tured to call my stories ...
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THE HALL AND THE COTTAGE | 7 |
ELLEN EKSDALE 68 | 68 |
THE CURATES WIDOW 83 | 83 |
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