 | 1829 - 436 sider
...intellect. The peculiarity of some of her opinions in nowise detracted from the general profundity of her reflections ; and though I could not assent to many of her abstract notions regarding astral influence and astrological science, I had still no reason to alter... | |
 | Richard Robert Madden - 1829 - 414 sider
...intellect. The peculiarity of some of her opinions in no wise detracted from the general profundity of her reflections ; and, though I could not assent to many of her abstract notions regarding astral influence and astrological science, I had still no reason to alter... | |
 | Richard Robert Madden - 1829 - 418 sider
...intellect. The peculiarity of some of her opinions in no wise detracted from the general profundity of her reflections; and, though I could not assent to many of her abstract notions regarding astral influence and astrological science, I had still no reason to alter... | |
 | Richard Robert Madden - 1833 - 316 sider
...intellect. The peculiarity of some of her opinions in no wise detracted from the general profundity of her reflections ; and, though I could not assent...regarding astral influence and astrological science, I had still no reason to alter my opinion of her exalted talents, though, it might appear, they were unfortunately... | |
 | 1866 - 924 sider
...time she had become a professor of astrology and divination, " But," adds the doctor, " I am quite sure that^ whatever may be the eccentricity of Lady Hester Stanhope, her mind is nnimpaired. and that few women can boast of more real genius, and none of more active benevolence.... | |
 | 1865 - 590 sider
...time she had become a professor of astrology and divination, " But," adds the Doctor, " I am quite sure that, whatever may be the eccentricity of Lady Hester Stanhope, her mind is unimpaired, and that few women can boast of more real genius, and none of more active benevolence.... | |
 | Popular encyclopedia - 1885 - 498 sider
...ordinary intellect. The peculiarity of her opinions in no wise detracted from the general profundity of her reflections; and, though I could not assent...may be the eccentricity of Lady Hester Stanhope, her mind is unimpaired, and that few women can boast of more real genius, and none of more active benevolence.'... | |
 | Frank Hamel - 1913 - 450 sider
...intellect. The peculiarity of some of her opinions in no wise detracted from the general profundity of her reflections : and , though I could not assent to many of her abstract notions regarding astral influence and astrological science, I had still no reason to alter... | |
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... her ladyship's evinced a degree of genius that astonished me, and was couched in such forcible and energetic language as to impress me with the idea that I was conversing with a woman of no ordinary intellect. The peculiarity of... 