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Page 87
... labour on the farm : • But , alas ! a taste for Greek had quite eradicated a love for la bour . Poring so intensely on Homer and Virgil had so completely filled my brain with the Heathen mythology , that I imagined a Hama- dryad in ...
... labour on the farm : • But , alas ! a taste for Greek had quite eradicated a love for la bour . Poring so intensely on Homer and Virgil had so completely filled my brain with the Heathen mythology , that I imagined a Hama- dryad in ...
Page 262
... labour to give our thoughts a right direction , and to secure the rising generation against those sceptical and ... labours of his predecessors . Their object was the same , they reasoned on the same ground , and they arrived nearly at ...
... labour to give our thoughts a right direction , and to secure the rising generation against those sceptical and ... labours of his predecessors . Their object was the same , they reasoned on the same ground , and they arrived nearly at ...
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... labour ; which , however , he was by no means the first to detect . The author before us traces the mistake to its source , and sets the matter in a very clear light . He observes that Dr. Smith had com- bated the position of the ...
... labour ; which , however , he was by no means the first to detect . The author before us traces the mistake to its source , and sets the matter in a very clear light . He observes that Dr. Smith had com- bated the position of the ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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