Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen83William Blackwood, 1858 |
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... character which re- solves itself into the mere black and white of unrestrained passion , has never amongst us been exalted above the portraiture of subtler shades and more complex varieties of human character , whether national or indi ...
... character which re- solves itself into the mere black and white of unrestrained passion , has never amongst us been exalted above the portraiture of subtler shades and more complex varieties of human character , whether national or indi ...
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... character is natural enough , but it is hardly a fair repre- sentative of the class . If we wish to portray the bourgeois , we take him in his own element ; we do not paint him as the bourgeois gentilhomme , If we would describe a ...
... character is natural enough , but it is hardly a fair repre- sentative of the class . If we wish to portray the bourgeois , we take him in his own element ; we do not paint him as the bourgeois gentilhomme , If we would describe a ...
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... character , it yet suits the huge figure and slow movements of the man . His great size and strength are brought dexter- ously before the imagination , and harmonise very well with the honest , simple - minded , but exceedingly ob scure ...
... character , it yet suits the huge figure and slow movements of the man . His great size and strength are brought dexter- ously before the imagination , and harmonise very well with the honest , simple - minded , but exceedingly ob scure ...
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... character , have retained the public confidence , No religious test was ever required from students ; and none is now exact- ed from Professors , with the excep- tion of those who are appointed to chairs of Theology . It is not so easy ...
... character , have retained the public confidence , No religious test was ever required from students ; and none is now exact- ed from Professors , with the excep- tion of those who are appointed to chairs of Theology . It is not so easy ...
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... character of Scottish scholarship ; indeed , we consider it to be the most important point of all . For , as we do not retain our students after they be- come graduates in connection with the Universities , and as we have not ...
... character of Scottish scholarship ; indeed , we consider it to be the most important point of all . For , as we do not retain our students after they be- come graduates in connection with the Universities , and as we have not ...
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