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... brought no discredit on the earlier portions of the work . " • We are tempted to quote , at the same time , a little poem of very high qualities which was also pub- lished in Blackwood , ' and which we almost think superior to any ...
... brought no discredit on the earlier portions of the work . " • We are tempted to quote , at the same time , a little poem of very high qualities which was also pub- lished in Blackwood , ' and which we almost think superior to any ...
Side 234
... brought balm to the wounds , and salve to the sores , of Ireland ? Have the newspapers most in the confidence of the people ceased to menace England , and warn her that the moment of her difficulty may be Ireland's opportunity , and ...
... brought balm to the wounds , and salve to the sores , of Ireland ? Have the newspapers most in the confidence of the people ceased to menace England , and warn her that the moment of her difficulty may be Ireland's opportunity , and ...
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... brought close home to them , shuddered at wounds that were yet green , understood and imagined in detail the heavy miseries that were endured - formed , indeed , lively pictures of daily doings dur- ing war . And surely this know- ledge ...
... brought close home to them , shuddered at wounds that were yet green , understood and imagined in detail the heavy miseries that were endured - formed , indeed , lively pictures of daily doings dur- ing war . And surely this know- ledge ...
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