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by his singular power of bringing a scene before us in all its picturesque features
, Mr . Carlyle has asserted his superiority by nothing more , than by assigning a
place in his narrative to many incidents and many persons , significant types of ...
by his singular power of bringing a scene before us in all its picturesque features
, Mr . Carlyle has asserted his superiority by nothing more , than by assigning a
place in his narrative to many incidents and many persons , significant types of ...
Side xxiv
Sir , my conceit of it is , that in this time of too much liberty ( if not licentiousness )
of the press , many balladmakers and necessitous persons ( it may be , set on
work by some printers themselves , to promote their trade ) distil their barren
brains ...
Sir , my conceit of it is , that in this time of too much liberty ( if not licentiousness )
of the press , many balladmakers and necessitous persons ( it may be , set on
work by some printers themselves , to promote their trade ) distil their barren
brains ...
Side xxxv
1 It was not the custom of the family to invite “ Anonymous Persons ” to stay
dinner ( see below , pp . 247 , 248 ) : it is however , some consolation to think that
Lenton had eaten “ too good a Breakfast , ” and that “ a mannerly Maid ” had
before ...
1 It was not the custom of the family to invite “ Anonymous Persons ” to stay
dinner ( see below , pp . 247 , 248 ) : it is however , some consolation to think that
Lenton had eaten “ too good a Breakfast , ” and that “ a mannerly Maid ” had
before ...
Side xxxvii
A surprising Establishment , now in full flower ; wherein above fourscore persons
, including domestics , with Ferrar and his Brother and aged Mother at the head of
them , had devoted themselves to a kind of Protestant Monachism , and were ...
A surprising Establishment , now in full flower ; wherein above fourscore persons
, including domestics , with Ferrar and his Brother and aged Mother at the head of
them , had devoted themselves to a kind of Protestant Monachism , and were ...
Side xxxix
That the “ Anonymous Person , ” respecting whose profession Mr . Carlyle
hazards a conjecture , bears the less ... That " above fourscore persons ” of this “
surprising Establishment ” managed to pick up a living “ in that desert region , ”
that ...
That the “ Anonymous Person , ” respecting whose profession Mr . Carlyle
hazards a conjecture , bears the less ... That " above fourscore persons ” of this “
surprising Establishment ” managed to pick up a living “ in that desert region , ”
that ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |