The Foreign Quarterly Review, Volumen3;Volumen8Treuttel and Würtz, Treuttel, Jun, and Richter, 1831 |
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... becoming less strange , if not abso- lutely familiar to our ears ; and Danish literature is fast assuming a respectable , if not an elevated position on the field of European culture . We have already , in a general article on the ...
... becoming less strange , if not abso- lutely familiar to our ears ; and Danish literature is fast assuming a respectable , if not an elevated position on the field of European culture . We have already , in a general article on the ...
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... , as it seemed , to procure the only means of gratifying what had now become a habit , and almost a necessary of life with him , his taste for witnessing theatrical representations : -a passion the more violent Oehlenschläger . 5.
... , as it seemed , to procure the only means of gratifying what had now become a habit , and almost a necessary of life with him , his taste for witnessing theatrical representations : -a passion the more violent Oehlenschläger . 5.
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... Become at once so calm and so composed ? Walburg . In the dark stilly grave all things are calm . I was prepared before . Axel . Prepared ! -O Walburg ! Not so for never did thy lovely eye - Beam with a brighter joy than at the moment ...
... Become at once so calm and so composed ? Walburg . In the dark stilly grave all things are calm . I was prepared before . Axel . Prepared ! -O Walburg ! Not so for never did thy lovely eye - Beam with a brighter joy than at the moment ...
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... becomes the more obdurate . These things are differently managed in the drama of the North : there love is viewed not as a weakness , but as a divine , irresistible sentiment , which it is equally vain and criminal to resist , and which ...
... becomes the more obdurate . These things are differently managed in the drama of the North : there love is viewed not as a weakness , but as a divine , irresistible sentiment , which it is equally vain and criminal to resist , and which ...
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... becoming better acquainted with one who at a later period became his most determined enemy - the vain , witty , clever , but vaccillating , Baggesen ; as well as with Madame de Staël and Benjamin Constant . After a short tour through ...
... becoming better acquainted with one who at a later period became his most determined enemy - the vain , witty , clever , but vaccillating , Baggesen ; as well as with Madame de Staël and Benjamin Constant . After a short tour through ...
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