Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volum 83William Blackwood, 1858 |
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Side 106
... fact is certain , that verses made about ordinary events in these days - or even about events ex- traordinary , such as unfortunately our present history abounds in - fall infinitely below the level of the sparkling and graceful chanson ...
... fact is certain , that verses made about ordinary events in these days - or even about events ex- traordinary , such as unfortunately our present history abounds in - fall infinitely below the level of the sparkling and graceful chanson ...
Side 126
... fact , so great was the confusion , and so little could officers tell where troops under their command were , that Colonel Beecher , a soldier always in the front , rode up to a corps of the enemy , supposing them to be our troops , and ...
... fact , so great was the confusion , and so little could officers tell where troops under their command were , that Colonel Beecher , a soldier always in the front , rode up to a corps of the enemy , supposing them to be our troops , and ...
Side 132
... fact , had * not the flanks been partially pro- tected by garden - walls , the party must have been annihilated . It was about this time discovered that the enemy , emboldened by our check , were creeping to our rear , and therefore ...
... fact , had * not the flanks been partially pro- tected by garden - walls , the party must have been annihilated . It was about this time discovered that the enemy , emboldened by our check , were creeping to our rear , and therefore ...
Side 141
... fact remains patent to any person of common sense and experience , that , in the present day , whether volun- tarily or not , one - half of our women are obliged to take care of them- selves - obliged to look solely to themselves for ...
... fact remains patent to any person of common sense and experience , that , in the present day , whether volun- tarily or not , one - half of our women are obliged to take care of them- selves - obliged to look solely to themselves for ...
Side 143
... fact , better quali- fied to be incumbents of a tolerable living , than for anything else save the position of squire , which would suit them best of all . But the lads bear a conscience , and will not be ordained - not , at least ...
... fact , better quali- fied to be incumbents of a tolerable living , than for anything else save the position of squire , which would suit them best of all . But the lads bear a conscience , and will not be ordained - not , at least ...
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