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Page 273
... heart , we are by no means in- clined to think lightly of them . The following description of the effects of the Melancholy Mountain will entertain our readers : Algarfife ftill his devious road purfu'd , And with the fetting fun to ...
... heart , we are by no means in- clined to think lightly of them . The following description of the effects of the Melancholy Mountain will entertain our readers : Algarfife ftill his devious road purfu'd , And with the fetting fun to ...
Page 324
... heart of the moft refolute and hardened foe to tyranny , unless it be a heart of flint , muft fympathize with the royal pair . The National Aflembly , as a body , deeply deplored , and did all in their power to prevent , the fhocking ...
... heart of the moft refolute and hardened foe to tyranny , unless it be a heart of flint , muft fympathize with the royal pair . The National Aflembly , as a body , deeply deplored , and did all in their power to prevent , the fhocking ...
Page 465
... heart , and good nefs of intention . In judgment , however , which is certainly fuperior to all the qualities and virtues of the head , though it yields to thofe of the heart , he is very deficient : " fo that , on the whole , Mr ...
... heart , and good nefs of intention . In judgment , however , which is certainly fuperior to all the qualities and virtues of the head , though it yields to thofe of the heart , he is very deficient : " fo that , on the whole , Mr ...
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