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Page 60
... thought- fulness . The finest parts of Othello are where he speaks of his fiery love of battle , —or of his own ... thoughts lie within him like square hard rocks . We are more interested in his struggles of cold philosophy , than in the ...
... thought- fulness . The finest parts of Othello are where he speaks of his fiery love of battle , —or of his own ... thoughts lie within him like square hard rocks . We are more interested in his struggles of cold philosophy , than in the ...
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... thoughts ; he will therefore say a kind thing though it subjects him to a laugh . There is an air of chivalry about him ... thought and heroic atchievements . All Milton's feelings and thoughts , and studies were blended together , and ...
... thoughts ; he will therefore say a kind thing though it subjects him to a laugh . There is an air of chivalry about him ... thought and heroic atchievements . All Milton's feelings and thoughts , and studies were blended together , and ...
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... thought of Sir N. Wraxall.144 Johnson " Sir ! he is tedious . Besides he has a most prolific invention , which is greatly dangerous to historical fame . I should not be pleased , if I were compelled to believe all he tells . Sir ! He ...
... thought of Sir N. Wraxall.144 Johnson " Sir ! he is tedious . Besides he has a most prolific invention , which is greatly dangerous to historical fame . I should not be pleased , if I were compelled to believe all he tells . Sir ! He ...
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Dramatic Reviews from The Champion | 127 |
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