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... become of readers , if the exit of every man of some literary eminence is thus to be followed by a long array of publications , beginning with duodecimos , extending into octavos , and expanded at last into a battalion of magnifi- cent ...
... become of readers , if the exit of every man of some literary eminence is thus to be followed by a long array of publications , beginning with duodecimos , extending into octavos , and expanded at last into a battalion of magnifi- cent ...
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... become instructive lessons on the art of composition in general . But this is rarely the case in those parts of the letters before us , which are occupied with a multitude of minutiæ about the writer's own studies . We therefore think ...
... become instructive lessons on the art of composition in general . But this is rarely the case in those parts of the letters before us , which are occupied with a multitude of minutiæ about the writer's own studies . We therefore think ...
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... become his friends . Though incessantly har- rassed in his government by intriguing demagogues and head- strong fanatics , these vipers licked the dust from his feet be- fore his face , with the very tongues that were ready to sting him ...
... become his friends . Though incessantly har- rassed in his government by intriguing demagogues and head- strong fanatics , these vipers licked the dust from his feet be- fore his face , with the very tongues that were ready to sting him ...
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... becomes us , as far as our protest and censures avail , to resist the prevailing practice of increasing the size and price of a It work by irrelevant matter , introduced for no better reason Pinkerton's Recollections of Paris . 29 151.
... becomes us , as far as our protest and censures avail , to resist the prevailing practice of increasing the size and price of a It work by irrelevant matter , introduced for no better reason Pinkerton's Recollections of Paris . 29 151.
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... become so expressive and impassioned , that they seem to wield , like Circe , the rod of enchantment . Diderot has somewhere imputed to the British fair , an apparent pride , coldness and disdain ; nor can it be wondered that such ...
... become so expressive and impassioned , that they seem to wield , like Circe , the rod of enchantment . Diderot has somewhere imputed to the British fair , an apparent pride , coldness and disdain ; nor can it be wondered that such ...
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