Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen17Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1830 |
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... common - places ; since the mind is , by instinct , turned habitually towards objects of the most frequent utility , and noth- ing is so common - place as that which is useful . Common - place may be regarded as the daily food of the ...
... common - places ; since the mind is , by instinct , turned habitually towards objects of the most frequent utility , and noth- ing is so common - place as that which is useful . Common - place may be regarded as the daily food of the ...
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... Common sense se with an ade it that Jeremy e Westminster Eled in making because they wrapping up he necessary rhetoricians , found know een wiser in rily expend y in telling knew in the ner . It is mon - place -cess of an which this ...
... Common sense se with an ade it that Jeremy e Westminster Eled in making because they wrapping up he necessary rhetoricians , found know een wiser in rily expend y in telling knew in the ner . It is mon - place -cess of an which this ...
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... common - place . The weather makes up three - fourths of the talk of an Englishman ; and the rest usually consists of a short thing of cut - and - dried Whiggisms and Tory maxims , which are shuffled , and cut , and dealt in endless ...
... common - place . The weather makes up three - fourths of the talk of an Englishman ; and the rest usually consists of a short thing of cut - and - dried Whiggisms and Tory maxims , which are shuffled , and cut , and dealt in endless ...
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