The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th], 1. cilt1814 |
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Sayfa 1
... manners of Englishmen and Eng- lishwomen , would proceed to speak of England properly so called , of London , of society ... manner of celebrating the fifth of November . The second part would bring us to literature and the arts ; and ...
... manners of Englishmen and Eng- lishwomen , would proceed to speak of England properly so called , of London , of society ... manner of celebrating the fifth of November . The second part would bring us to literature and the arts ; and ...
Sayfa 5
... manner mortally fatiguing to strangers . ' I. 97 . As to conversation , the thing is not known in Germany , nor indeed , if we will believe Mad . de S. , and every native of France , anywhere else but at Paris . It seems acknowledged ...
... manner mortally fatiguing to strangers . ' I. 97 . As to conversation , the thing is not known in Germany , nor indeed , if we will believe Mad . de S. , and every native of France , anywhere else but at Paris . It seems acknowledged ...
Sayfa 7
... manner mortally fatiguing to strangers . ' I. 97 . As to conversation , the thing is not known in Germany , nor indeed , if we will believe Mad . de S. , and every native of France , anywhere else but at Paris . It seems acknowledged ...
... manner mortally fatiguing to strangers . ' I. 97 . As to conversation , the thing is not known in Germany , nor indeed , if we will believe Mad . de S. , and every native of France , anywhere else but at Paris . It seems acknowledged ...
Sayfa 9
... manner in which Mad . de Staël acts with her readers ; she gives them one fact , and founds twenty remarks upon it ... manners , the ensemble of the country , make upon the mind . They are all of yesterday , all bear date from Frederic ...
... manner in which Mad . de Staël acts with her readers ; she gives them one fact , and founds twenty remarks upon it ... manners , the ensemble of the country , make upon the mind . They are all of yesterday , all bear date from Frederic ...
Sayfa 24
... manner of Mad . de S. * : but we should be unjust both to them and her if we closed this article without giving them some spe- cimens of her eloquence . Here we will not presume to trans- late . - We e begin with some very sensible ...
... manner of Mad . de S. * : but we should be unjust both to them and her if we closed this article without giving them some spe- cimens of her eloquence . Here we will not presume to trans- late . - We e begin with some very sensible ...
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