The Southern Quarterly Review, 22. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1852 |
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65. oldal
In the introduction to the work , the writer briefly calls our attention to the list of his
gallery of portraits , through which he is about to conduct us , and tells us the
story of their lives , their gay adventures , their triumphs , their sorrows , and their
...
In the introduction to the work , the writer briefly calls our attention to the list of his
gallery of portraits , through which he is about to conduct us , and tells us the
story of their lives , their gay adventures , their triumphs , their sorrows , and their
...
71. oldal
Rousseau and Diderot l'exclaimed Rivarol excited ; ' they would have disturbed
the silence of the dead ; for even they , in their writings , have stirring appeals and
rhetorical action , after their fashion ; they do not appear to be writing ; they are ...
Rousseau and Diderot l'exclaimed Rivarol excited ; ' they would have disturbed
the silence of the dead ; for even they , in their writings , have stirring appeals and
rhetorical action , after their fashion ; they do not appear to be writing ; they are ...
72. oldal
In your criticism , the other day , you cuffed me with the hand with which you were
writing . M. de Grimm was then announced , " The devil ! ' said the Abbé de
Rastignac , approaching Rivarol . “ M. de Grimm appears to have given the
citizen of ...
In your criticism , the other day , you cuffed me with the hand with which you were
writing . M. de Grimm was then announced , " The devil ! ' said the Abbé de
Rastignac , approaching Rivarol . “ M. de Grimm appears to have given the
citizen of ...
73. oldal
IIe is seated at a little table , where he is writing rapidly , sometimes interrogating
his memory , sometimes turning over Clarissa Harlowe , the Religieuse , and the
Nouvelle Heloise . It is midnight ; a small lamp throws its faint light upon him .
IIe is seated at a little table , where he is writing rapidly , sometimes interrogating
his memory , sometimes turning over Clarissa Harlowe , the Religieuse , and the
Nouvelle Heloise . It is midnight ; a small lamp throws its faint light upon him .
96. oldal
Ransom , of the 9th , speaks of forming on the right , during the first formation . If
so , it was behind or in the enclosure . At the second , he moved against cavalry ,
and very gallantly dispersed them . + Shields mentioned this to the writer .
Ransom , of the 9th , speaks of forming on the right , during the first formation . If
so , it was behind or in the enclosure . At the second , he moved against cavalry ,
and very gallantly dispersed them . + Shields mentioned this to the writer .
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| Cím | The Southern Quarterly Review, 22. kötet |
| Szerkesztők | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell |
| Kiadó | E. H. Britton, 1852 |
| Eredeti forrása | Indiana University |
| Digitalizálva: | 2019. okt. 10. |
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