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Pagina 169
... spirit of the writer ; once or twice hazarding observations of our own , with regard to what appeared to us a defective arrange- ment of his materials , or an unseasonable interposition of ir- relevant comment . The rest of the volume ...
... spirit of the writer ; once or twice hazarding observations of our own , with regard to what appeared to us a defective arrange- ment of his materials , or an unseasonable interposition of ir- relevant comment . The rest of the volume ...
Pagina 194
... spirit which he had so indignantly reprobated . If another commentary be wanted to explain Mr. Fox's expression , and to shew that it was the secret influence which he denominated " the infernal spirit " that had ruined the country ...
... spirit which he had so indignantly reprobated . If another commentary be wanted to explain Mr. Fox's expression , and to shew that it was the secret influence which he denominated " the infernal spirit " that had ruined the country ...
Pagina 290
... spirit of thought and sublimity , which , thus strongly imbued with melancholy , never falls to the lot of a common poet . If sensibility , and a sympathy with the human heart in all its workings , —if a lively sense of the external ...
... spirit of thought and sublimity , which , thus strongly imbued with melancholy , never falls to the lot of a common poet . If sensibility , and a sympathy with the human heart in all its workings , —if a lively sense of the external ...
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Timber Essay on the Strength of | 18 |
Tobin Mr Memoirs | 30 |
Translation New of Aristotles | 177 |
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