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... reason , confidered by him as indispensable . Of the two other unities , that of place is not once mentioned , nor even hinted , in the whole book ; and all that is faid respecting the time of the action , is said in this chapter , and ...
... reason , confidered by him as indispensable . Of the two other unities , that of place is not once mentioned , nor even hinted , in the whole book ; and all that is faid respecting the time of the action , is said in this chapter , and ...
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... reason for her apprehenfions . • I paffed on to the bridge ; but the little instance of the girl's humanity folely occupied my recollection . Ah ! thought I - why will the not fuffer me to be to her , -what she was to the worm - an ...
... reason for her apprehenfions . • I paffed on to the bridge ; but the little instance of the girl's humanity folely occupied my recollection . Ah ! thought I - why will the not fuffer me to be to her , -what she was to the worm - an ...
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cannot reason a priori what should be the terms of that description . The words of the inspired Writers are the only data we have to reason upon in this instance ; to say that different words would de- scribe him more properly , seems ...
cannot reason a priori what should be the terms of that description . The words of the inspired Writers are the only data we have to reason upon in this instance ; to say that different words would de- scribe him more properly , seems ...
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