The London Magazine, Volume 3Taylor and Hessey, 1821 - English literature |
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... manner he termeth his . In the gradual desuetude of old ob- servances , this custom of solemnizing our proper birth - day hath nearly passed away ; or is left to children , who reflect nothing at all about the matter , nor understand ...
... manner he termeth his . In the gradual desuetude of old ob- servances , this custom of solemnizing our proper birth - day hath nearly passed away ; or is left to children , who reflect nothing at all about the matter , nor understand ...
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... manner of handling them is often offensive to decency . Our Saviour , in one , is re- presented suffering the operation of circumcision . This building stands a strange monument of the wild su- perstitions of the age when it was built ...
... manner of handling them is often offensive to decency . Our Saviour , in one , is re- presented suffering the operation of circumcision . This building stands a strange monument of the wild su- perstitions of the age when it was built ...
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... manner of handling them is often offensive to decency . Our Saviour , in one , is re- presented suffering the operation of circumcision . This building stands a strange monument of the wild su- perstitions of the age when it was built ...
... manner of handling them is often offensive to decency . Our Saviour , in one , is re- presented suffering the operation of circumcision . This building stands a strange monument of the wild su- perstitions of the age when it was built ...
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... manner and ex- cellence , according to the lights of the time , but always denoting the same thirst for distinction in these things . Their spoils were chiefly of this na- ture ; and , considering the structure of their government ...
... manner and ex- cellence , according to the lights of the time , but always denoting the same thirst for distinction in these things . Their spoils were chiefly of this na- ture ; and , considering the structure of their government ...
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... manner of Tin- toretto appears to me to degenerate . Some of the earliest pictures of Titian are in this style ; though bearing evi- dence of that more masterly hand and intellect , which were to give ease , elegance , and technical ...
... manner of Tin- toretto appears to me to degenerate . Some of the earliest pictures of Titian are in this style ; though bearing evi- dence of that more masterly hand and intellect , which were to give ease , elegance , and technical ...
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