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Page 144
Passing over the brief Introduction , which is an excellent bur- lesque of the tradesman's style of prose , and the proem which sets forth its professed object , the poem opens after the manner of the Morgante Maggiore and the Orlando ...
Passing over the brief Introduction , which is an excellent bur- lesque of the tradesman's style of prose , and the proem which sets forth its professed object , the poem opens after the manner of the Morgante Maggiore and the Orlando ...
Page 342
... and is introduced by a relative pronoun ( the proper use of this pronoun ) ; or it may take the place of an adverb , and form one of the supplementary objects of the verb , to denote the time , place , manner , cause , & c .
... and is introduced by a relative pronoun ( the proper use of this pronoun ) ; or it may take the place of an adverb , and form one of the supplementary objects of the verb , to denote the time , place , manner , cause , & c .
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It is in this manner that Mr. Morris introduces his tales , and par le temps court we , for our part , expect no better Elysium than to sit and read them . We are unable to dwell upon the distinctive merits of the various stories ...
It is in this manner that Mr. Morris introduces his tales , and par le temps court we , for our part , expect no better Elysium than to sit and read them . We are unable to dwell upon the distinctive merits of the various stories ...
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Contents
LAURENCE Sterne | 1 |
METEORIC SHOWERS | 38 |
THE RELIGIOUS REFORM MOVEMENT IN ITALY | 51 |
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