The Nineteenth Century, Bind 15Henry S. King & Company, 1884 |
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Side 55
... society . But his sweet temper was soured and his spirits became unequal ; his bright intellect was dimmed , and his peculiarities as- sumed an exaggerated form . He had been so famous in earlier days . for the brilliancy of his ...
... society . But his sweet temper was soured and his spirits became unequal ; his bright intellect was dimmed , and his peculiarities as- sumed an exaggerated form . He had been so famous in earlier days . for the brilliancy of his ...
Side 77
... Society of Friends : - - At Skibbereen , in the fruitful county of Cork , whose seaports were thronged with vessels laden with corn , cattle , and butter for England , the rate - collector found houses completely deserted , the owners ...
... Society of Friends : - - At Skibbereen , in the fruitful county of Cork , whose seaports were thronged with vessels laden with corn , cattle , and butter for England , the rate - collector found houses completely deserted , the owners ...
Side 79
... Society of Montreal paints the result during the whole period of the famine , in language not easily to be forgotten : — ' From Grosse Island up to Port Sarnia , along the borders of our great river , on the shores of Lakes Ontario and ...
... Society of Montreal paints the result during the whole period of the famine , in language not easily to be forgotten : — ' From Grosse Island up to Port Sarnia , along the borders of our great river , on the shores of Lakes Ontario and ...
Side 101
... society was in a condition of profound disorganisation , and sensuality and violence were in the ascendant , that men and women of gentle nature should become convinced that the higher life could only be lived in lonely retirement , far ...
... society was in a condition of profound disorganisation , and sensuality and violence were in the ascendant , that men and women of gentle nature should become convinced that the higher life could only be lived in lonely retirement , far ...
Side 102
... society , and that the term monastery can strictly be applied only to the buildings -the domus - in which that society had its home , it will be well at starting that we should endeavour to gain some notion of the general plan of these ...
... society , and that the term monastery can strictly be applied only to the buildings -the domus - in which that society had its home , it will be well at starting that we should endeavour to gain some notion of the general plan of these ...
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