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... but a tolerable critic - nay , a good critic - nay , let me say to your face , the best critic , the clearest , the soundest , the gayest , the most eloquent , the most pathetic , and , above all , the most honest critic in matters ...
... but a tolerable critic - nay , a good critic - nay , let me say to your face , the best critic , the clearest , the soundest , the gayest , the most eloquent , the most pathetic , and , above all , the most honest critic in matters ...
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This introduction , then , will have prepared you for an exceedingly humane and laudatory notice of the packet of works which you were good enough to send me , and which , though they doubtless contain a great deal that the critic would ...
This introduction , then , will have prepared you for an exceedingly humane and laudatory notice of the packet of works which you were good enough to send me , and which , though they doubtless contain a great deal that the critic would ...
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The great Corn Exchange critic says that Lorrequer has sent abroad an unjust opinion of the Irish character , which he ( the Corn Exchange critic ) is upholding by words and example . On the signal the Irish Liberal journals fall foul ...
The great Corn Exchange critic says that Lorrequer has sent abroad an unjust opinion of the Irish character , which he ( the Corn Exchange critic ) is upholding by words and example . On the signal the Irish Liberal journals fall foul ...
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