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c . thus represented by Cowper ; " We only , an obdurate kind , rejoice , Scorning all others , in a single choice , We scarce in thousands meet one kindred mind , And if the long - sought good at last we find , When least we fear it ...
c . thus represented by Cowper ; " We only , an obdurate kind , rejoice , Scorning all others , in a single choice , We scarce in thousands meet one kindred mind , And if the long - sought good at last we find , When least we fear it ...
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strike us as particularly wonderful , nor as affording any proof of a superior activity in the mind , while the body is reposing . Being extremely anxious , as he relates , to refer to a particular author , he recollected in his dreams ...
strike us as particularly wonderful , nor as affording any proof of a superior activity in the mind , while the body is reposing . Being extremely anxious , as he relates , to refer to a particular author , he recollected in his dreams ...
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extorted by unequivocal facts , are slight evidences of the temper of the mind . Indeed the ex - Bishop , who presents us with this history , informs us that flatterers endeavoured to awaken this jealousy : but , in the face of decisive ...
extorted by unequivocal facts , are slight evidences of the temper of the mind . Indeed the ex - Bishop , who presents us with this history , informs us that flatterers endeavoured to awaken this jealousy : but , in the face of decisive ...
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Litbotomy Cases and Observations | 39 |
York Duke of Review of Evidence Ziegenbires Abridgment of Roman His | 42 |
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