He singles out for special mention several of Hunt's poems, yet along the way expresses numerous qualifications . " A light, familiar grace, and mild unpretending pathos are the characteristics of his more sportive or serious writings, whether in poetry or prose.
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Whether travelling by road, rail or river the unpretending little volume was ever present in some companion's or stranger's hands . " The book outsold the worldwide 1887 publication of the Sherlock Holmes novel " A Study in Scarlet " by Arthur Conan Doyle.
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Its form is unpretending; its price is next to nothing; but it is full of matter, and the author was a man of no mean authority in the East . " It described his report as " peculiarly valuable " since he was " a thoroughly impartial observer ".
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Bethesda Methodist Episcopal church is an unpretending one-story frame building, located on the N . E . 1 / 4 of Sec . 23, T . 12, R . 10 W ., three and a half miles west of Terre Haute, and a half mile south of the Paris road.
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It noted, however, that had the piece been written for a less exceptional occasion, it " would be welcomed as a very agreeable work, unambitious in plan, unpretending in style, but at the same time lively, tuneful, fresh, and extremely well-written both for voices and instruments ."
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Despite the simplicity of its early design, the house was the grandest private residence in Charters Towers when built, something easily forgotten when far more ostentatious houses were built during the boom years of the 1890s and which, at the time of Pfeiffer's death, was considered " unpretending " for a man of his position.
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In the words of Charles Plummer, one of the best-known editors of the " Historia Ecclesiastica ", Bede's Latin is " clear and limpid . . . it is very seldom that we have to pause to think of the meaning of a sentence . . . Alcuin rightly praises Bede for his unpretending style ."
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Hazlitt concludes with warm praise, presenting Jeffrey as " a person that no one knows without esteeming . . . He is a Scotchman without one particle of hypocrisy, of cant, of servility, or selfishness in his composition . " Jeffrey is a man " of strict integrity . . . is firm without violence, friendly without weakness a critic and even-tempered, a casuist and an honest man and amidst the toils of his profession and the distractions of the world, retains the gaiety, the unpretending carelessness and simplicity of youth ."
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Pres Eliot Commends the Work of the New Institution . " The Globe said " Eliot stated that the percentage of graduates with distinction is much higher at Radcliffe than at Harvard " and that although " [ i ] t is to yet to be seen whether the women have the originality and pioneering spirit which will fit them to be leaders, perhaps they will when they have had as many generations of thorough education as men . " In 1904, a popular historian wrote of the College's genesis : " . . . it set up housekeeping in two unpretending rooms in the Appian Way, Cambridge . . . . Probably in all the history of colleges in America there could not be found a story so full of colour and interest as that of the beginning of this woman's college.
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Between proud villa and compact semi was a gap that developers didn't seem to account for, as the Gowllands noted again : " " The houses all about us are very small or very large . " " However, an honesty about Thornton Heath's working-class architecture appealed to some " " From Streatham to Croydon ( we see ) dwelling houses of a small and unpretending class & This is one of the social revolutions of the age " " ( " Building News " 1900 ), and the style by the end of the period is summed up thus : " " Still many good houses in their own grounds but large estates are being rapidly covered with smaller houses and shops the majority of which are of good appearance " ."
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