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Strona 218
The powers of the mind are given for human improvement in the progress of
human existence . The changes produced by such reciprocations of lights and
intelligences , are certain in their progressions , and make their way
imperceptibly , as ...
The powers of the mind are given for human improvement in the progress of
human existence . The changes produced by such reciprocations of lights and
intelligences , are certain in their progressions , and make their way
imperceptibly , as ...
Strona 272
ODE TO HUMANITY , Dedicated to Duncax M'Intos , deliverer of more than two
thousand French people during the ... a warrior's name , Who arm'd against the
human race And blazoning his own disgrace Mistakes the proper path to Fame .
na ...
ODE TO HUMANITY , Dedicated to Duncax M'Intos , deliverer of more than two
thousand French people during the ... a warrior's name , Who arm'd against the
human race And blazoning his own disgrace Mistakes the proper path to Fame .
na ...
Strona 297
When I cast my eyes around , how am I struck with the diversity of human
characters and pursuits , the disparity of their fortunes , and the difference in their
expectations ! Before ve minutely pry into the minor subdivisions of society , the
first ...
When I cast my eyes around , how am I struck with the diversity of human
characters and pursuits , the disparity of their fortunes , and the difference in their
expectations ! Before ve minutely pry into the minor subdivisions of society , the
first ...
Strona 395
With much affected simplicity of character , he is an adept in the science of the
human heart . Though attached in appearance to a free commutation of thought ,
he is notwithstanding worthy of the first honours in the art of concealing his own ...
With much affected simplicity of character , he is an adept in the science of the
human heart . Though attached in appearance to a free commutation of thought ,
he is notwithstanding worthy of the first honours in the art of concealing his own ...
Strona 501
... and lastly , it treats of the human system.t Like the ancient , and some of the
modern philosophers , in investigating the human mind , and natural
phenomenæ , who supplied the want of knowledge , by learned unmeaning
words , expressive ...
... and lastly , it treats of the human system.t Like the ancient , and some of the
modern philosophers , in investigating the human mind , and natural
phenomenæ , who supplied the want of knowledge , by learned unmeaning
words , expressive ...
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| Tytuł | The Port Folio, Tom 5 Tomy 40-42;Tomy 220-227 z American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Twórcy | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Wydawca | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Harvarda |
| W formie cyfrowej | 11 Kwi 2019 |
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