The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes69-70Theodore Foster, 1842 |
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... respect detract from the interest of their discourse , but rather en- hanced it , as what recurred often was what we most wished to dwell upon . We do not deny that a poetical mind will have its melancholy moods and seasons , and we ...
... respect detract from the interest of their discourse , but rather en- hanced it , as what recurred often was what we most wished to dwell upon . We do not deny that a poetical mind will have its melancholy moods and seasons , and we ...
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... respect to its moral characteristics and tendencies , and wastes upon this theoretic hand- ling of sacred themes all the sedulity which ought to be employed in seeking to give effect to the proffered means of spiritual amelioration ...
... respect to its moral characteristics and tendencies , and wastes upon this theoretic hand- ling of sacred themes all the sedulity which ought to be employed in seeking to give effect to the proffered means of spiritual amelioration ...
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... respecting li- at the close of the series , which ends in berty in the various senses in which the word 1811 , a censure is pronounced upon a deplo- is used , as applying to national independence , rable infirmity of man's nature which ...
... respecting li- at the close of the series , which ends in berty in the various senses in which the word 1811 , a censure is pronounced upon a deplo- is used , as applying to national independence , rable infirmity of man's nature which ...
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... respect which , through the influence of that superstition may be often by no means the imaginative sentiments and established man- worst of our imperfections , we would recommend the study of some passages in the 21st chapter of ners ...
... respect which , through the influence of that superstition may be often by no means the imaginative sentiments and established man- worst of our imperfections , we would recommend the study of some passages in the 21st chapter of ners ...
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... respect , but certainly a genuine in- dulgence , witness the sketches , in the ' Ex- cursion , ' of the Wandering Herbalist ' and his fellow - wanderer- ' He who with pocket - hammer smites the edge Of luckless rock or prominent stone ...
... respect , but certainly a genuine in- dulgence , witness the sketches , in the ' Ex- cursion , ' of the Wandering Herbalist ' and his fellow - wanderer- ' He who with pocket - hammer smites the edge Of luckless rock or prominent stone ...
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