The Scots Magazine and Edinburgh Literary Miscellany, Tom 70,Część 2 |
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The second part of which has no bounds because it has this communication contained an ac' no object , which intoxicates itself by count of the internal structure of this its own reveries , which is exalted by bird the very confusion of ...
The second part of which has no bounds because it has this communication contained an ac' no object , which intoxicates itself by count of the internal structure of this its own reveries , which is exalted by bird the very confusion of ...
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Often it is not It is not so much my present object to brought forth entire , and is hid , as it enumerate and classify these descripwere , under a veil . Imagine a lan- tive parts of poetry , or to elucidate guage , rapid as the ...
Often it is not It is not so much my present object to brought forth entire , and is hid , as it enumerate and classify these descripwere , under a veil . Imagine a lan- tive parts of poetry , or to elucidate guage , rapid as the ...
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Camoenis , in his Lusiad , what nature herself inspires ; of to use so admirably translated by Mickle , afthe words of Mr Rogers , fords a beautiful illustration of this in • Thus kindred objects kindred thoughts evidently in imitation ...
Camoenis , in his Lusiad , what nature herself inspires ; of to use so admirably translated by Mickle , afthe words of Mr Rogers , fords a beautiful illustration of this in • Thus kindred objects kindred thoughts evidently in imitation ...
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... ally eaching his object . It is now , when every turbulent desire , dissipate every anxi- passion is lulled to repose , and every dus or corroding thought , and teach turbulent desire is overcome , that we the mind to coar above the ...
... ally eaching his object . It is now , when every turbulent desire , dissipate every anxi- passion is lulled to repose , and every dus or corroding thought , and teach turbulent desire is overcome , that we the mind to coar above the ...
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and can In ancient history , too , we discover him as the object of supreme veneranot glimpses merely , but distinct tra- tion . Hence the obedience , the blind ces of this form of society . The most submission paid to him ...
and can In ancient history , too , we discover him as the object of supreme veneranot glimpses merely , but distinct tra- tion . Hence the obedience , the blind ces of this form of society . The most submission paid to him ...
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