The North American Review, Volume 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 61
... sounds so formi- dable , was but one of the ponderous missiles which he was ac- customed to employ . Lord Brougham professes himself un- able to see why it was not a very tolerable match , and thinks that Johnson's opposition to it must ...
... sounds so formi- dable , was but one of the ponderous missiles which he was ac- customed to employ . Lord Brougham professes himself un- able to see why it was not a very tolerable match , and thinks that Johnson's opposition to it must ...
Page 80
... sound which , as one might have supposed , brought up affecting and powerful associations of the changes and revolutions that had passed over the Eternal City , and which was itself a sufficient illustration of the decline and fall of ...
... sound which , as one might have supposed , brought up affecting and powerful associations of the changes and revolutions that had passed over the Eternal City , and which was itself a sufficient illustration of the decline and fall of ...
Page 81
... sound which the author heard on this occasion . The church militant , always sufficiently warlike for a religion of peace , was at this time up in arms . Various divines , with Bishop Watson at their head , assailed him for the ...
... sound which the author heard on this occasion . The church militant , always sufficiently warlike for a religion of peace , was at this time up in arms . Various divines , with Bishop Watson at their head , assailed him for the ...
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... sound . Extemporaneous speaking in its ordinary forms is easily acquired , too easily , indeed , for the comfort and respectability of our halls of state . Even now the silent members are the chief ornaments of such places , and the ...
... sound . Extemporaneous speaking in its ordinary forms is easily acquired , too easily , indeed , for the comfort and respectability of our halls of state . Even now the silent members are the chief ornaments of such places , and the ...
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... sound of this voice , the demons shut the gates of bronze with iron bars . But David , on seeing them , said , " I prophesied that he would break the gates of bronze . " And the voice was again heard to say , " Open your gates , and let ...
... sound of this voice , the demons shut the gates of bronze with iron bars . But David , on seeing them , said , " I prophesied that he would break the gates of bronze . " And the voice was again heard to say , " Open your gates , and let ...
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