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Page 151
... thought with the stanza , may he not occupy the succeeding stanza with a thought of the same class with that which has just been checked , or with a thought in every respect as vicious ? —and we cannot see what benefit will accrue to ...
... thought with the stanza , may he not occupy the succeeding stanza with a thought of the same class with that which has just been checked , or with a thought in every respect as vicious ? —and we cannot see what benefit will accrue to ...
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... thought , derived from original impressions , that correctness in regard to time and place , which supply the series and constitute the beauty of a classic history . For this want of art , the principle of association was the chief ...
... thought , derived from original impressions , that correctness in regard to time and place , which supply the series and constitute the beauty of a classic history . For this want of art , the principle of association was the chief ...
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thought it to ensure the favour of the Jews , by appearing among them in the manner in which they expected the Christ would appear , he deemed it presumptuous to depend on God for extraordinary support , if he endangered his life to ...
thought it to ensure the favour of the Jews , by appearing among them in the manner in which they expected the Christ would appear , he deemed it presumptuous to depend on God for extraordinary support , if he endangered his life to ...
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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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