The Nineteenth Century, Volume 23Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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SHELLEY . NOWADAYS all things appear in print sooner or later ; but I have heard from a lady who knew Mrs. Shelley a story of her which , so far as I know , has not appeared in print hitherto . Mrs. Shelley was choosing a school for her ...
SHELLEY . NOWADAYS all things appear in print sooner or later ; but I have heard from a lady who knew Mrs. Shelley a story of her which , so far as I know , has not appeared in print hitherto . Mrs. Shelley was choosing a school for her ...
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... Shelley up to 1817 , the most pleasing figure is poor Fanny Godwin ; after Fanny Godwin , the most pleasing figure is Harriet Shelley herself . Professor Dowden's treatment of Harriet is not worthy - so much he must allow me in all ...
... Shelley up to 1817 , the most pleasing figure is poor Fanny Godwin ; after Fanny Godwin , the most pleasing figure is Harriet Shelley herself . Professor Dowden's treatment of Harriet is not worthy - so much he must allow me in all ...
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... Shelley's conscientiousness . ' Shelley himself speaks of his ' impassioned pursuit of virtue . ' Leigh Hunt compared his life to that of Plato himself , or , still more , a Pytha- gorean , ' and added that he never met a being who came ...
... Shelley's conscientiousness . ' Shelley himself speaks of his ' impassioned pursuit of virtue . ' Leigh Hunt compared his life to that of Plato himself , or , still more , a Pytha- gorean , ' and added that he never met a being who came ...
Contents
THE PROGRESS OF CREMATION By Sir Henry Thompson | 1 |
a Dialogue By Frederic Harrison | 18 |
A RIVER OF RUINED CAPITALS By Sir W W Hunter | 40 |
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