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... give the most of these orators credit for so distinguished a degree of scholarship while at College , as does the Editor . It certainly was with none of them so great as to give them a high reputation , un- less supported by other merit ...
... give the most of these orators credit for so distinguished a degree of scholarship while at College , as does the Editor . It certainly was with none of them so great as to give them a high reputation , un- less supported by other merit ...
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... give no excuse for his errors , and his genius furnish no palliation for his vices , we would still throw over them the mantle of kindly charity and of gen- erous forbearance ; for we remember that for the lack of that charity , and the ...
... give no excuse for his errors , and his genius furnish no palliation for his vices , we would still throw over them the mantle of kindly charity and of gen- erous forbearance ; for we remember that for the lack of that charity , and the ...
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... give Thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears . " We turn to our actual world - man , Tennyson . Without the ... gives them life and symmetry . In his Princess , agitating the theory of a modern reform ; in his Locks- ley Hall ...
... give Thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears . " We turn to our actual world - man , Tennyson . Without the ... gives them life and symmetry . In his Princess , agitating the theory of a modern reform ; in his Locks- ley Hall ...
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