Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 216
... master could not have obtained at any price . The labouring classes , however , were , according to Mr. Southey , better fed three hundred years ago than at present . We believe that he is completely in error on this point . The ...
... master could not have obtained at any price . The labouring classes , however , were , according to Mr. Southey , better fed three hundred years ago than at present . We believe that he is completely in error on this point . The ...
Page 281
... master sends off a messenger in a chaise and four , with orders to bring a confessor from a town at a considerable dis- tance . Here a Protestant lays out money for the purpose of causing religious instruction and consolation to be ...
... master sends off a messenger in a chaise and four , with orders to bring a confessor from a town at a considerable dis- tance . Here a Protestant lays out money for the purpose of causing religious instruction and consolation to be ...
Page 652
... master wave his wand , and heard him give orders to the spirits who arose at the summons . The slave stole the wand , and waved it himself in the air ; but he had not observed that his master used the left hand for that purpose . The ...
... master wave his wand , and heard him give orders to the spirits who arose at the summons . The slave stole the wand , and waved it himself in the air ; but he had not observed that his master used the left hand for that purpose . The ...
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