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Page 109
... Carlyle about half - past three . Lady Stanley and her friend Mrs Brown were there . They talked the usual small - talk - about the Peace , the Naval Review , and so forth . Car- lyle agreed with them in being glad of peace on any terms ...
... Carlyle about half - past three . Lady Stanley and her friend Mrs Brown were there . They talked the usual small - talk - about the Peace , the Naval Review , and so forth . Car- lyle agreed with them in being glad of peace on any terms ...
Page 110
... Carlyle's difficulties as to maps : sent for some to Germany ; certain towns , battle- fields of Frederick's , he ... Carlyle took his seat on the footstool by the fire as usual , to smoke : talk fell on the dog Nero , now very ...
... Carlyle's difficulties as to maps : sent for some to Germany ; certain towns , battle- fields of Frederick's , he ... Carlyle took his seat on the footstool by the fire as usual , to smoke : talk fell on the dog Nero , now very ...
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... Carlyle subsequently struck ; and Carlyle himself gives colour to the as- sumption both in the letters before us and elsewhere . We lay but moderate stress upon Carlyle's complaisant acknowledgments of his indebtedness to Goethe , or on ...
... Carlyle subsequently struck ; and Carlyle himself gives colour to the as- sumption both in the letters before us and elsewhere . We lay but moderate stress upon Carlyle's complaisant acknowledgments of his indebtedness to Goethe , or on ...
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