New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, 110. sējumsThomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth Henry Colburn, 1857 |
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... person can go from London to Canton in fifty days , and when the Euphrates Valley Route shall have been opened , we shall be still far nearer to India , China , Tartary , and Thibet , those innumerable populations which , since the ...
... person can go from London to Canton in fifty days , and when the Euphrates Valley Route shall have been opened , we shall be still far nearer to India , China , Tartary , and Thibet , those innumerable populations which , since the ...
32. lappuse
... persons in the state , deserves the greatest reproach . " * Plutarch's maxim is , that he who wants to stand at the helm , should not consider what may expose him to envy , but what is great and glorious , and may by its lustre extort ...
... persons in the state , deserves the greatest reproach . " * Plutarch's maxim is , that he who wants to stand at the helm , should not consider what may expose him to envy , but what is great and glorious , and may by its lustre extort ...
43. lappuse
... persons . He told me the author's name was a profound secret . Three or four days after , walking along Oxford - street , I saw one of Colburn's establishment come out of the shop of Disraeli's publisher , Marsh . He had a number of ...
... persons . He told me the author's name was a profound secret . Three or four days after , walking along Oxford - street , I saw one of Colburn's establishment come out of the shop of Disraeli's publisher , Marsh . He had a number of ...
44. lappuse
... persons are that make great pretensions ; and on Mr. Disraeli's part it shows how well pertinacity may be repaid by those who go doggedly at work for right or wrong . Nor was the right honourable gentleman insensible to the weight ...
... persons are that make great pretensions ; and on Mr. Disraeli's part it shows how well pertinacity may be repaid by those who go doggedly at work for right or wrong . Nor was the right honourable gentleman insensible to the weight ...
50. lappuse
... persons who will run their heads into a halter in their eagerness to attain an object , which on another occasion they might with honour , and some chance of success , hope to master with a grace . Had Messrs . Cobden , Bright , and ...
... persons who will run their heads into a halter in their eagerness to attain an object , which on another occasion they might with honour , and some chance of success , hope to master with a grace . Had Messrs . Cobden , Bright , and ...
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