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... taken . What can be the difficulty of whip- ping all seducing , straggling thoughts out of the mind , intruding upon a man's own happiness ? For if the resolution be rightly taken , your own felicity is the object of it ; if it be not ...
... taken . What can be the difficulty of whip- ping all seducing , straggling thoughts out of the mind , intruding upon a man's own happiness ? For if the resolution be rightly taken , your own felicity is the object of it ; if it be not ...
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... taken during Captain Cook's last voyage . The specimen from which the description was taken belongs to the Leverian Musæum . Blennius fasciatus is described on the authority of Bloch , and B. saliens on that of La Cépède : This small ...
... taken during Captain Cook's last voyage . The specimen from which the description was taken belongs to the Leverian Musæum . Blennius fasciatus is described on the authority of Bloch , and B. saliens on that of La Cépède : This small ...
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... taken a particular subject for re- presentation on the canvas , are much more attentive to pic turesque effect , than to a natural and correct arrangement of the figures which compose the action . Anachronisms are also , for the same ...
... taken a particular subject for re- presentation on the canvas , are much more attentive to pic turesque effect , than to a natural and correct arrangement of the figures which compose the action . Anachronisms are also , for the same ...
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