A Sentimental Journey Through France and ItalyP.F. Collier & Son, 1917 - 511 Seiten |
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... reason somewhat ex- clusively , he did much to restore emotion to its place , and by quickening the power of sympathy , helped to make possible the great humanitarian movements which culminated in such achievements as iv BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE.
... reason somewhat ex- clusively , he did much to restore emotion to its place , and by quickening the power of sympathy , helped to make possible the great humanitarian movements which culminated in such achievements as iv BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE.
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... reason that he paints so excellently , for this also that he so often exaggerates and strikes into falsetto . The history of Father Lorenzo is an example of these exaggerations . Lorenzo had given Sterne his snuffbox , and some months ...
... reason that he paints so excellently , for this also that he so often exaggerates and strikes into falsetto . The history of Father Lorenzo is an example of these exaggerations . Lorenzo had given Sterne his snuffbox , and some months ...
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... in the whole cast of his look and figure - I was bewitch'd not to have been struck with it.- -A better reason was , I had predetermined not to give him a single sou . T THE MONK CALAIS IS very true , said I LAURENCE STERNE.
... in the whole cast of his look and figure - I was bewitch'd not to have been struck with it.- -A better reason was , I had predetermined not to give him a single sou . T THE MONK CALAIS IS very true , said I LAURENCE STERNE.
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... reason or reasons which may be derived from one of these general causes- Infirmity of body , Imbecility of mind , or Inevitable 9 PREFACE IN THE DESOBLIGEANT.
... reason or reasons which may be derived from one of these general causes- Infirmity of body , Imbecility of mind , or Inevitable 9 PREFACE IN THE DESOBLIGEANT.
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... reasons and upon various pretenses : but as they might also save themselves and others a great deal of unnecessary trouble by saving their money at home - and as their reasons for travel- ing are the least complex of any other species ...
... reasons and upon various pretenses : but as they might also save themselves and others a great deal of unnecessary trouble by saving their money at home - and as their reasons for travel- ing are the least complex of any other species ...
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