Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... believe that there ever was such a man . It only shows how intense historical evidence is , that no one really doubts it . He believed in everything which it is impossible to believe in - in the danger of Parliamentary Reform , the ...
... believe that there ever was such a man . It only shows how intense historical evidence is , that no one really doubts it . He believed in everything which it is impossible to believe in - in the danger of Parliamentary Reform , the ...
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... believe in something noble , beautiful , and difficult to under- stand ; he was ready , therefore , to accept the rest of that theory , and to believe that these passing phenomena were imperfect types and resemblances - imperfect ...
... believe in something noble , beautiful , and difficult to under- stand ; he was ready , therefore , to accept the rest of that theory , and to believe that these passing phenomena were imperfect types and resemblances - imperfect ...
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... believe that I am but speaking what is agreed on by competent observers , when I say that the essence of the French character is a certain mobility ; that is , as it has been defined , a certain ' excessive sensibility to present ...
... believe that I am but speaking what is agreed on by competent observers , when I say that the essence of the French character is a certain mobility ; that is , as it has been defined , a certain ' excessive sensibility to present ...
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