Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 46W. Blackwood., 1839 |
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Pagina 3
... ture , suddenly emerging from the rank of an art , became in truth what Bo- nald calls " the expression of society " -a power in the state of vast and im- mediate influence both for good and evil ; the only power , indeed , which ...
... ture , suddenly emerging from the rank of an art , became in truth what Bo- nald calls " the expression of society " -a power in the state of vast and im- mediate influence both for good and evil ; the only power , indeed , which ...
Pagina 5
... ture , but simply as convenient pre- cepts suitable to the national taste - he is no warm partisan of the modern school of composition , no advocate of the more than Shakspearian license of plot , and the atrocities , eclipsing those of ...
... ture , but simply as convenient pre- cepts suitable to the national taste - he is no warm partisan of the modern school of composition , no advocate of the more than Shakspearian license of plot , and the atrocities , eclipsing those of ...
Pagina 28
... ture of which was an ample store of huge fluted candles , and a high - mount- ed extinguisher standing in one cor- ner . But here we stay not a narrow door opposite to that by which we enter , lets us into a well - boarded , well - warm ...
... ture of which was an ample store of huge fluted candles , and a high - mount- ed extinguisher standing in one cor- ner . But here we stay not a narrow door opposite to that by which we enter , lets us into a well - boarded , well - warm ...
Pagina 40
... ture are disposed to prefer to it the statue of Erskine , which embellishes the further extremity of the room , and which gives a lively idea not only of the features , but of the fire , of that splendid speaker . Round the hall , in ...
... ture are disposed to prefer to it the statue of Erskine , which embellishes the further extremity of the room , and which gives a lively idea not only of the features , but of the fire , of that splendid speaker . Round the hall , in ...
Pagina 43
... ture to hazard an observation upon the weather in the Hall , that being here considered an indirect attempt to make your neighbour's acquaintance , which he very properly resents by staring you vacantly in the face , and suspiciously ...
... ture to hazard an observation upon the weather in the Hall , that being here considered an indirect attempt to make your neighbour's acquaintance , which he very properly resents by staring you vacantly in the face , and suspiciously ...
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