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| so:text | The generality labour under the delusion, that when they have lighted and filled their rooms, they have done their all. They never were more in error. Lighting is much—crowding is much also—but there lacks “something more exquisite still.” This something the countess possessed in its perfection. Any can assemble a crowd, but few can make it mingle. (en) |
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| so:description | The Monthly Magazine (en) |
| so:description | The Bride of Lindorf (1836-2) Volume 47 page 449 (en) |
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