The Cornhill Magazine, Band 164George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1949 |
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... Augustus for short trips on the Continent , but shortly after he left Oxford , it was decided that they should make ... Augustus's father had died some years before and his widow , whom Augustus called Italima , a contraction of Italian ...
... Augustus for short trips on the Continent , but shortly after he left Oxford , it was decided that they should make ... Augustus's father had died some years before and his widow , whom Augustus called Italima , a contraction of Italian ...
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... Augustus said that the poet talked a good deal about him- self and his own poems , and I have a sense of his being not vain , but conceited . ' The distinction is delicate and I think Augustus must have meant that Wordsworth had an ...
... Augustus said that the poet talked a good deal about him- self and his own poems , and I have a sense of his being not vain , but conceited . ' The distinction is delicate and I think Augustus must have meant that Wordsworth had an ...
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... Augustus did not like them . He was getting on for sixty and many of his old friends had died . The pace of life had increased . A different generation amused itself in a dif- ferent way . There were no longer ladies of artistic ...
... Augustus did not like them . He was getting on for sixty and many of his old friends had died . The pace of life had increased . A different generation amused itself in a dif- ferent way . There were no longer ladies of artistic ...
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