The Retrospective Review, Volume 13Charles and Henry Baldwyn, 1826 - Books |
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... heart I speak it , ) there have been strange insolencies committed of late : I say , when he hath well observed all this , he will sing , as once I did to a noble friend of mine from Denmark , in this Sapphic : Dulcior fumus patriæ ...
... heart I speak it , ) there have been strange insolencies committed of late : I say , when he hath well observed all this , he will sing , as once I did to a noble friend of mine from Denmark , in this Sapphic : Dulcior fumus patriæ ...
Page 27
... heart more , and raiseth the spirits to a greater height of comfort , than conversation with God , than peace with heaven , than spiritual meditation , whereby the soul melts into an inconceivable sweetness of delight , and is deli ...
... heart more , and raiseth the spirits to a greater height of comfort , than conversation with God , than peace with heaven , than spiritual meditation , whereby the soul melts into an inconceivable sweetness of delight , and is deli ...
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... heart , and take footing there ; if they do , I told you , before , what is the best cordial to expel them thence . ' In the paragraphs we shall next quote , the author touches upon the poetical literature of France , and then turns to ...
... heart , and take footing there ; if they do , I told you , before , what is the best cordial to expel them thence . ' In the paragraphs we shall next quote , the author touches upon the poetical literature of France , and then turns to ...
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... heart and the strongest arm carried the point in utter contempt of all alleged right , or rea- sonable remonstrance . This system of mutual robbery and rapine became generally prevalent throughout the whole line of the Marches , or ...
... heart and the strongest arm carried the point in utter contempt of all alleged right , or rea- sonable remonstrance . This system of mutual robbery and rapine became generally prevalent throughout the whole line of the Marches , or ...
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... heart of the principality , and again the surrender of the castle was demanded , when the following bold and energetic answer was returned : - No ! we will not give up the castle ; and you may tell your leader , " said David , " that ...
... heart of the principality , and again the surrender of the castle was demanded , when the following bold and energetic answer was returned : - No ! we will not give up the castle ; and you may tell your leader , " said David , " that ...
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