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... means exempt from cen- sure ; his style being verbose and full of repetitions , while his matter wants condensation and arrangement , to a degree that makes it by no means easy to take a complete view of his work , even with the aid of ...
... means exempt from cen- sure ; his style being verbose and full of repetitions , while his matter wants condensation and arrangement , to a degree that makes it by no means easy to take a complete view of his work , even with the aid of ...
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... means must conduce . That which is extravagance in the one cannot be chastity in the other , and bad taste in composition must be bad taste in speaking . The licences which we allow to sudden discourse are those , w which rare ...
... means must conduce . That which is extravagance in the one cannot be chastity in the other , and bad taste in composition must be bad taste in speaking . The licences which we allow to sudden discourse are those , w which rare ...
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... means of confirming his power . Since the Revolution , bishoprics had been elective : but this free and open course by no means corresponded with the views of the new ruler , who resumed the power of nominating to them , and gave to the ...
... means of confirming his power . Since the Revolution , bishoprics had been elective : but this free and open course by no means corresponded with the views of the new ruler , who resumed the power of nominating to them , and gave to the ...
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