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Page 296
... cause , For such a cause to place the roaring sea , Rocks , mountains , woods , between my friend and me ? Else " Else , had I grasp'd thy feeble hand , 296 Cowper's Trans . of Milton's Latin and Italian Poems .
... cause , For such a cause to place the roaring sea , Rocks , mountains , woods , between my friend and me ? Else " Else , had I grasp'd thy feeble hand , 296 Cowper's Trans . of Milton's Latin and Italian Poems .
Page 342
... cause may appear sta- tionary , it may only become so , in order that it may take a deeper root , and thus be enabled to stand better against the storms which may afterwards beat about it . In taking the same view again , we discover ...
... cause may appear sta- tionary , it may only become so , in order that it may take a deeper root , and thus be enabled to stand better against the storms which may afterwards beat about it . In taking the same view again , we discover ...
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... cause ? And , lastly , it will show us the difficulty ( if any attempt should be made ) of reversing permanently the late noble act of the legisla ture for the abolition of the Slave - trade . For let us consider how many , both of the ...
... cause ? And , lastly , it will show us the difficulty ( if any attempt should be made ) of reversing permanently the late noble act of the legisla ture for the abolition of the Slave - trade . For let us consider how many , both of the ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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