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Pagina 188
... scarcely , we think , affect us more powerfully than the con- clusion of that work ; no one but a man conscious of the possession of strong poetic talents would have ventured on the ultimate catastrophe with which the tale closes ; and ...
... scarcely , we think , affect us more powerfully than the con- clusion of that work ; no one but a man conscious of the possession of strong poetic talents would have ventured on the ultimate catastrophe with which the tale closes ; and ...
Pagina 357
... scarcely practicable . The scites of those beautiful towns and villages , which now line the road through which the traveller passes , were then covered with impervious woods , which few men had beheld , and fewer yet had thought of ...
... scarcely practicable . The scites of those beautiful towns and villages , which now line the road through which the traveller passes , were then covered with impervious woods , which few men had beheld , and fewer yet had thought of ...
Pagina 456
... scarcely more than in the polypus . Again , the existence of the greater part of animals can be maintained only by the reception of organized matter into their system , whereas plants subsist principally on air and water . The functions ...
... scarcely more than in the polypus . Again , the existence of the greater part of animals can be maintained only by the reception of organized matter into their system , whereas plants subsist principally on air and water . The functions ...
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