Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... qualities were even more remarkable than the judgment , and were , indeed , at the root of all that was strongest in the judgment , —of the gay and dashing humour which was the life of every conversation in which he joined , and of the ...
... qualities were even more remarkable than the judgment , and were , indeed , at the root of all that was strongest in the judgment , —of the gay and dashing humour which was the life of every conversation in which he joined , and of the ...
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... qualities . One subsidiary faculty that Mr. Wilson possessed , which was very useful to him in the multifarious ... qualities he tolerated least easily were flightiness and inconsistency of purpose . He had furnished his mind , so to say ...
... qualities . One subsidiary faculty that Mr. Wilson possessed , which was very useful to him in the multifarious ... qualities he tolerated least easily were flightiness and inconsistency of purpose . He had furnished his mind , so to say ...
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... qualities were sure to tell beneficially . Plain directness and emphatic simplicity were the external qualities most likely to be useful at Calcutta , and these were Mr. Wilson's most remarkable qualities . The principal feature of Mr ...
... qualities were sure to tell beneficially . Plain directness and emphatic simplicity were the external qualities most likely to be useful at Calcutta , and these were Mr. Wilson's most remarkable qualities . The principal feature of Mr ...
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