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Page 209
... manner of Dar- win , and he sometimes imitates more than the manner of Campbell , author of the Pleasures of Hope . To each of the two parts of this poem are prefixed some nicely turned periods , which contain trite positions , arrayed ...
... manner of Dar- win , and he sometimes imitates more than the manner of Campbell , author of the Pleasures of Hope . To each of the two parts of this poem are prefixed some nicely turned periods , which contain trite positions , arrayed ...
Page 293
... manner to the nature of the improvement which is required ; otherwise the breed may be in danger of sustaining injury instead of advantage . From the vague and random manner , indeed , in which attempts to improve the breeds of live ...
... manner to the nature of the improvement which is required ; otherwise the breed may be in danger of sustaining injury instead of advantage . From the vague and random manner , indeed , in which attempts to improve the breeds of live ...
Page 533
... manner ; and manner degraded the art to a spiritless mecha- nical trade . ' Hence the author seems inclined to conclude that the arts must , at all times , expect their principal support from religion and religious enthusiasm ; and he ...
... manner ; and manner degraded the art to a spiritless mecha- nical trade . ' Hence the author seems inclined to conclude that the arts must , at all times , expect their principal support from religion and religious enthusiasm ; and he ...
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