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... expressions in the original are either overlooked , or inade quately rendered in the copy . Thus we find no proper ... expression " hanging woods , " and the emphatic import of home and you are quite lost in the Italian ; while E con ...
... expressions in the original are either overlooked , or inade quately rendered in the copy . Thus we find no proper ... expression " hanging woods , " and the emphatic import of home and you are quite lost in the Italian ; while E con ...
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... expression to any extensive composition . It is only by a constant preconception of what is to follow , that the poetical flow of utterance and elevation of tone are sustained for , unless the reader be generally apprized of what is to ...
... expression to any extensive composition . It is only by a constant preconception of what is to follow , that the poetical flow of utterance and elevation of tone are sustained for , unless the reader be generally apprized of what is to ...
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... expression of the property that ought to be a maximum or minimum , those other known properties , each multiplied by a constant and arbitrary coefficient ; and then to investigate the curve , in which this compound expression shall be a ...
... expression of the property that ought to be a maximum or minimum , those other known properties , each multiplied by a constant and arbitrary coefficient ; and then to investigate the curve , in which this compound expression shall be a ...
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