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... attention ; roads are now confidered as in fome degree neceflary ; inns are deemed ufeful ; and even canals , for facilitating internal com- merce , have been projected , and partly accomplished . Fo- reigners , attracted by thefe ...
... attention ; roads are now confidered as in fome degree neceflary ; inns are deemed ufeful ; and even canals , for facilitating internal com- merce , have been projected , and partly accomplished . Fo- reigners , attracted by thefe ...
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... attention , delibe- ration , and fixed purpose . Attention is neceflary for enabling us to form a diftinct con- ception of any object either of fenfe or intellect . On the de- gree in which we poffefs the power of fixing it , depends ...
... attention , delibe- ration , and fixed purpose . Attention is neceflary for enabling us to form a diftinct con- ception of any object either of fenfe or intellect . On the de- gree in which we poffefs the power of fixing it , depends ...
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... attention is fo much taken up by the events , that the personages , who should undoubtedly be the first , become the fecondary , confideration with him ; and thus the very effence of fuch a compofition ( which , like the dra- matic ...
... attention is fo much taken up by the events , that the personages , who should undoubtedly be the first , become the fecondary , confideration with him ; and thus the very effence of fuch a compofition ( which , like the dra- matic ...
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