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... persons referred to is a woman , but it is elegant and classical . In this and similar cases the masculine form is ... person takes a peep into it .. in his moments of deepest insight . " • Emerson , in his essay on History , page 14 ...
... persons referred to is a woman , but it is elegant and classical . In this and similar cases the masculine form is ... person takes a peep into it .. in his moments of deepest insight . " • Emerson , in his essay on History , page 14 ...
28. lappuse
... person's writing - the pos- session of great talent , or great financial need . Let us add to this the having something to say . If a person has something to write about , he is not apt to wish to touch the work of other people ; and ...
... person's writing - the pos- session of great talent , or great financial need . Let us add to this the having something to say . If a person has something to write about , he is not apt to wish to touch the work of other people ; and ...
41. lappuse
... person . " In this old county , and in a rambling old coun- try - house , " The Shelter , " she spent her early life . The only misfortune of her youth was in her name , which is Molly , and not Mary , as it is commonly supposed to be ...
... person . " In this old county , and in a rambling old coun- try - house , " The Shelter , " she spent her early life . The only misfortune of her youth was in her name , which is Molly , and not Mary , as it is commonly supposed to be ...
52. lappuse
... person , whose work is likely to be of little value , or an author who has no confidence in his manuscript , since he does not value it highly enough even to make sure whether it has been rejected or not . The writer who does not ...
... person , whose work is likely to be of little value , or an author who has no confidence in his manuscript , since he does not value it highly enough even to make sure whether it has been rejected or not . The writer who does not ...
70. lappuse
... person who had travelled much and observed keenly ; the diction was English pure and un- defiled . " There was but one drawback , that the author's name was withheld , and I was obliged to lay my offering of approval and admiration at ...
... person who had travelled much and observed keenly ; the diction was English pure and un- defiled . " There was but one drawback , that the author's name was withheld , and I was obliged to lay my offering of approval and admiration at ...
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