The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 2, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1852 - Ireland |
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Page 651
... seen the sky such an angry red unless on the eve of a storm . The pic- ture is any thing but quiet , it is a mass of fiery color that quite destroys Catterson Smith's " Portrait of Mrs. Thomas Hone " -No . 25 , " Yorick and the Grisette ...
... seen the sky such an angry red unless on the eve of a storm . The pic- ture is any thing but quiet , it is a mass of fiery color that quite destroys Catterson Smith's " Portrait of Mrs. Thomas Hone " -No . 25 , " Yorick and the Grisette ...
Page 660
... seen a great number of thick volumes of Irish laws , with the text written in large characters , and a large space between the lines , to admit more conveniently in smaller letters a glossary on the meaning of the words . The page was ...
... seen a great number of thick volumes of Irish laws , with the text written in large characters , and a large space between the lines , to admit more conveniently in smaller letters a glossary on the meaning of the words . The page was ...
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... seen of our ideal of a Frenchman before the Revolution , an old friend with a new face , upon whose like I never thought that we should look again . Miladi seems highly literary , to which , and your honour's acquain- tance with the ...
... seen of our ideal of a Frenchman before the Revolution , an old friend with a new face , upon whose like I never thought that we should look again . Miladi seems highly literary , to which , and your honour's acquain- tance with the ...
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