The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 5Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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Page 103
... appear upon the wall , and a wild jargon hurries through the void . It is emphatically the age of " strange tongues ... appears , ac- cording to some of our ingenious commentators , that it is only now , for the first time , that we ...
... appear upon the wall , and a wild jargon hurries through the void . It is emphatically the age of " strange tongues ... appears , ac- cording to some of our ingenious commentators , that it is only now , for the first time , that we ...
Page 353
... appears , ( to use a mild expression , for let me not utter their thoughts , ) to whom , I say , it ap- pears strange and inconsistent with reason to worship God . Yes ; if such opinions are the result of enlightenment , then those of ...
... appears , ( to use a mild expression , for let me not utter their thoughts , ) to whom , I say , it ap- pears strange and inconsistent with reason to worship God . Yes ; if such opinions are the result of enlightenment , then those of ...
Page 531
... appear in the amiable light in which we have been accustomed to regard him , and as Scott repre- sents him to us in the " Fortunes of Nigel , " - -as a kind of harmless so- phomore . On the contrary , he here appears in the character of ...
... appear in the amiable light in which we have been accustomed to regard him , and as Scott repre- sents him to us in the " Fortunes of Nigel , " - -as a kind of harmless so- phomore . On the contrary , he here appears in the character of ...
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