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... common mode of thinking , must never lose sight of good sense , nor transgress the bounds of decency . In this sketch of our sentiments on the powers of the imagination , we presume not to say that our definitions are complete but we ...
... common mode of thinking , must never lose sight of good sense , nor transgress the bounds of decency . In this sketch of our sentiments on the powers of the imagination , we presume not to say that our definitions are complete but we ...
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... common air . In its pure , or nearly pure , state , it is a powerful exciter of suspended animation ; and when diluted with a considerable quantity of common air , it is a gentle stimulus , which , by invigorating the various parts of ...
... common air . In its pure , or nearly pure , state , it is a powerful exciter of suspended animation ; and when diluted with a considerable quantity of common air , it is a gentle stimulus , which , by invigorating the various parts of ...
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... common atmospheric gas of novels : but the book before us contains a large quantity of matter unsuited to the organs of nice critics , which certainly was never collected from the superior regions of Parnassus , though some part of it ...
... common atmospheric gas of novels : but the book before us contains a large quantity of matter unsuited to the organs of nice critics , which certainly was never collected from the superior regions of Parnassus , though some part of it ...
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