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... Licutenant a nice compil ment or two, he asked Earl Brownlow 1t make the presentation. His lordship was obviously touched into poetry by the tender ness of the hour, and accompanied the presentation with the prayer that Dr. King it be “long spared to reigm ...
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... thing occurred in the very next ~. __ --. ~-~ M R. TREE has idealised the ideal, gilded the lily, and added beauty and poetry to Shakepeare's beautiful and poetical fairy comedy. If there were nothing else, the \'ision of loveliness provided by the ...
... lengthy hours of arduous toil. The particular point which it is desired to emphasise is Miss Jekyll 's appreciation of the poetry of craftsmanship and of the dignity of ccmmon tools. Living in the hut, as she called a pleasant and very so' id cottage ...
... lengthy hours of arduous toil. The particular point which it is desired to emphasise is Miss Jekyll 's appreciation of the poetry of craftsmanship and of the dignity of ccmmon tools. Living in the hut, as she called a pleasant and very so' id cottage ...
... creation! masterpiece as a drall ing, She walks alone-but no! walk Poetry, i\lusic-with her I am not sure that I should care to paint her on away . She walks alone-but no! vVith her walk Poetry, i\lusic-with her walk Spring, Bliss, and Love. lam not sure that ...
... is a extract, not from a gardening book, but from a note on l\lr. E. G. Spetght's The word is a cur:ous one, New English Poetry Book { l-lorace i\larshall ). The word is a cur:ous one, but it has its significance. A germ}native poem, I aJlprehend, is ...
... is a extract, not from a gardening book, but from a note on l\lr. E. G. Spetght's The word is a cur:ous one, New English Poetry Book { l-lorace i\larshall ). The word is a cur:ous one, but it has its significance. A germ}native poem, I aJlprehend, is ...
... worms of various kinds, then live bait, finally with fly, the whole most discursively treated, and adorned with quotations of poetry and legend after his inimitable manner; and then, after all this, without a word of comment or remark that they had risen ...
... rather than we sh~u l d miss old Venice as it would be shown at ller Majesty's (think of the glamour of Venice treated with the poetry we have seen in Mr. Tree's A him-rather than forego these, we would be content with somethir:g ~lid summe r !\ight's Dream) ...
... rather than we sh~u l d miss old Venice as it would be shown at ller Majesty's (think of the glamour of Venice treated with the poetry we have seen in Mr. Tree's A him-rather than forego these, we would be content with somethir:g ~lid summe r !\ight's Dream) ...
... worms of various kinds, then live bait, finally with fly, the whole most discursively treated, and adorned with quotations of poetry and legend after his inimitable manner; and then, after all this, without a word of comment or remark that they had risen ...