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Fetter's Southern Magazine
The rebukeful assumption in Arnaut's face betrayed some amusiveness. He
closed the door, and leaned with folded arms against its begrimed paneling. “ Did
you forget ? " “ Ah ! no, Monsieur. I did it with much design." “Indeed! Your
frankness ...
Basil W. Duke, George Braden, 1892
2
Don Quixote's Impossible Dream: To Every Man His Dulcinea, ...
These ambages, so 310 Girded by the provincial tenue of her presence, worked
together, As a productive holism; underscored by her measureless vivacity,
Wriest amusiveness, and enthralling conviviality. Thusly Did she privilege me
with her ...
3
A memoir of the life and writings of the late William Taylor ...
To say that the story is heavy, as the public complain, is only to say that it is in that
respect like all the great narrative poems of the world. I know, however, no other
which equals it in amusiveness, but ' Oberon' ; and in picture and feeling it 2c2 ...
John Warden Robberds, Robert Southey, Sir Walter Scott, 1843
Vivacity and amusiveness characterize the dialogues. — " A King of Tyre " f is a
historical story of King Hiram. Nearly all of the characters represented as acting in
the plot are Bible characters, among them being Ezra, Nehemiah, Malachi.
Theodore L. Flood, Frank Chapin Bray, 1892
gation into the real facts connected with this form of life. Mr. Pinero's farce, “ The
Cabinet Minister, " * is apungent bit of satire, directed against the afl'ectations and
artificialities of society. Vivacity and amusiveness characterize the dialogues.
6
A dream of a queen's reign [by Bernard M- of S-].
Shouldest thou be taken with the amusiveness of what thou shalt observe, it shall
not be amiss to note also the sum and argument thereof ; for in the very errors of
the most ignorant of complainers there shall oft-times be found somewhat ...
Bernard M. (of S., pseud.), 1843
7
The Annual Review and History of Literature
Of the style of narration, of tie is- terspersed sentiments of morality, of tli
amusiveness ( if die term be grave er.r.nr.t) of these volumes, we are disposed to
ihut favourably, and to speak with the merited warmth of encomium. Heroic
delineations ...
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The Annual review and history of literature, A. Aiken ed
... dc vos maitres." Of the style of narration, of the interspersed sentiments of
morality, of the amusiveness ( if the term be grave enough) of these volumes, we
are disposed to [junk favourably, and to speak with the merited warmth of
encomium.
9
The People's Medical Journal, and Family Physician
... emanating from the hearts and uniform serenity of Greenwich pensioners,
enjoying themselves like gnats, if not so nimble, with equal amusiveness, round
about the Hospital ; and with their pipes, wives, and friends, in the Park,
diversified by ...
10
The works of Jeremy Bentham, now first collected: under the ...
... the amusiveness no less than the instructiveness, will receive no small
increase, if to the exhibitive description, accompanied as far as may be, with the
exhibition of the instruments and operations themselves, be added an indication
of the ...
