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... fact of Greek sculpture remains , the fact that though it may have been mutilated , restored , injured in hundreds of ways , enough of it is left to show that Greek sculpture did exist , and that though it had its failures , like every ...
... fact of Greek sculpture remains , the fact that though it may have been mutilated , restored , injured in hundreds of ways , enough of it is left to show that Greek sculpture did exist , and that though it had its failures , like every ...
Page 181
... fact written like fiction . This new book certainly does not claim to be biography , and it is fiction written like fact . The ' parable house of Hakluyt Park , seat of the Earls of Buryan , is imaginary but convincing and ...
... fact written like fiction . This new book certainly does not claim to be biography , and it is fiction written like fact . The ' parable house of Hakluyt Park , seat of the Earls of Buryan , is imaginary but convincing and ...
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... fact , pointed out by Professor G. M. Trevelyan in his ' History of England , ' * that the Restoration settlement , * Book iv , ch . iv , p . 450 . for all its seeming exclusiveness , did in fact make. X 2 THE OXFORD MOVEMENT 309.
... fact , pointed out by Professor G. M. Trevelyan in his ' History of England , ' * that the Restoration settlement , * Book iv , ch . iv , p . 450 . for all its seeming exclusiveness , did in fact make. X 2 THE OXFORD MOVEMENT 309.
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