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njp.32101076890233	NONE	Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine. v.86 (1859)	1859		.txt	text/plain	515136	29335	76	men had ever heen accused of, heing committed at the present time man; postponing till after that question has heen decided, the further inquiry into the ahsolute nature of God." written long hefore, hut were withheld, prohahly hecause of her great reader will he amused hy her pictures, hecause their very truth carries them home to ordinary experience and sympathy; hut this amusement is of a tepid nature, and the Her place goodness, we have admitted an ohis among great artists, hut it is not jection which lowers her claims to "I caunot learn that," replied Duhois; "hut I have heen rightly informed thus far; he was here so late He is coarse and low at times; his familiarity occasionally descends to meanness; hut the living hold which he takes He had never heen with us hefore; hut hearing of a hattle, and that	./cache/njp.32101076890233.pdf	./txt/njp.32101076890233.txt