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Pagina 153
pen to frequent composition both in prose and verse ; and , with that youthful and
adventurous boldness which characterizes the mind of genius , he had already
sketched the plan of three distinct epic poems . Amid all these intellectual ...
pen to frequent composition both in prose and verse ; and , with that youthful and
adventurous boldness which characterizes the mind of genius , he had already
sketched the plan of three distinct epic poems . Amid all these intellectual ...
Pagina 366
There is a hunger of the mind as well as of the body , and it is equally necessary
to render the mental aliment either palatable or nutritious . • But with all these
drawbacks , the acting of plays is a most valuable means of acquiring languages
.
There is a hunger of the mind as well as of the body , and it is equally necessary
to render the mental aliment either palatable or nutritious . • But with all these
drawbacks , the acting of plays is a most valuable means of acquiring languages
.
Pagina 369
This appears to us to be the natural way of learning ; and we think , that if our
readers carefully retrace the history of their own , minds they will find that the
greater part of knowledge is gained in the same manner ; that is , by learning
particulars ...
This appears to us to be the natural way of learning ; and we think , that if our
readers carefully retrace the history of their own , minds they will find that the
greater part of knowledge is gained in the same manner ; that is , by learning
particulars ...
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Hardimans History of Galway 435 Letter to the Fundholders 106 | 9 |
Hollands Hopes of Matrimony 328 Liverpool Earl of Letter to on | 50 |
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