Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... talk against everybody , and against the President like mad - and they talk immensely well , and the language is like a razor , capital if you are skilful , but sure to cut you if you aren't . A fellow can talk German in crude forms ...
... talk against everybody , and against the President like mad - and they talk immensely well , and the language is like a razor , capital if you are skilful , but sure to cut you if you aren't . A fellow can talk German in crude forms ...
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... talk most of themselves will be those who talk best . In the execution of minor verses , we think we could show that Hartley should have the praise of surpassing his father ; but nevertheless it would be absurd , on a general view , to ...
... talk most of themselves will be those who talk best . In the execution of minor verses , we think we could show that Hartley should have the praise of surpassing his father ; but nevertheless it would be absurd , on a general view , to ...
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... talk politics ; at London dinners you talk nothing ; between two pillars of crinoline you eat and are resigned . ' A hundred and fifty years ago , as far as our rather ample materials inform us , people in London talked politics just as ...
... talk politics ; at London dinners you talk nothing ; between two pillars of crinoline you eat and are resigned . ' A hundred and fifty years ago , as far as our rather ample materials inform us , people in London talked politics just as ...
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