Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen17Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1830 |
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... character . Each sen- Cloudesley , is beyond the ballad - style . In a timent , by being over - done , is neutralized into word , the fault of this and some other of the a sort of platonics . It is obvious to remark , author's ...
... character . Each sen- Cloudesley , is beyond the ballad - style . In a timent , by being over - done , is neutralized into word , the fault of this and some other of the a sort of platonics . It is obvious to remark , author's ...
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... character to abstract and alienate his mind entirely from the knowledge necessa- ry to good , and even to saving , managenient . " Lord Herbert mentions , as a strange coinci- dence , that Ferdinand received the news of the discovery of ...
... character to abstract and alienate his mind entirely from the knowledge necessa- ry to good , and even to saving , managenient . " Lord Herbert mentions , as a strange coinci- dence , that Ferdinand received the news of the discovery of ...
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... character , in relation to every thing , was in having too lit tle of the element or principle of purpose . He was a thing of impulses , and to judge of what he either said or did , as the results of prede . termination , was not only ...
... character , in relation to every thing , was in having too lit tle of the element or principle of purpose . He was a thing of impulses , and to judge of what he either said or did , as the results of prede . termination , was not only ...
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