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Pagina 184
... reader feel some indignation at the tyrant , he never leads him to feel any reverence for the sufferer . He ascribes such a slender superiority to one religious system above another , that the young reader , who does not come to the ...
... reader feel some indignation at the tyrant , he never leads him to feel any reverence for the sufferer . He ascribes such a slender superiority to one religious system above another , that the young reader , who does not come to the ...
Pagina 206
... reader along through the winding paths . We attribute this defect to the state of the author's health , which probably interrupted the chain of ideas , and weakened their mutual dependance on each other . Art . 14. The Unexpected Legacy ...
... reader along through the winding paths . We attribute this defect to the state of the author's health , which probably interrupted the chain of ideas , and weakened their mutual dependance on each other . Art . 14. The Unexpected Legacy ...
Pagina 207
... reader is not more interested in . a narrative of this kind , than in a newspaper anecdote , where certain . actions are ascribed to certain individuals , but no opportunity is pre- sented of forming what is equivalent to a personal ...
... reader is not more interested in . a narrative of this kind , than in a newspaper anecdote , where certain . actions are ascribed to certain individuals , but no opportunity is pre- sented of forming what is equivalent to a personal ...
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