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... express , never to mean all they express . Our reverend friend , upon this topic , pointed to us two or three paragraphs on this subject in the first sermon of the first volume 8 No. 103 THE SPECTATOR the wind of it; and at other times ...
... express , never to mean all they express . Our reverend friend , upon this topic , pointed to us two or three paragraphs on this subject in the first sermon of the first volume 8 No. 103 THE SPECTATOR the wind of it; and at other times ...
Pagina 235
... express a genius refined by conversation , reflection , and the reading of the most polite authors . The greatest genius which runs through the arts and sciences , takes a kind of tincture from them , and falls unavoidably into ...
... express a genius refined by conversation , reflection , and the reading of the most polite authors . The greatest genius which runs through the arts and sciences , takes a kind of tincture from them , and falls unavoidably into ...
Pagina 257
... express . They want words in their own tongue to tell us what it is they achieve , and therefore send us over accounts of their performances in a jargon of phrases , which they learn among their conquered enemies . They ought , however ...
... express . They want words in their own tongue to tell us what it is they achieve , and therefore send us over accounts of their performances in a jargon of phrases , which they learn among their conquered enemies . They ought , however ...
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