Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... last scenes of the Revenge will furnish many proofs of both . A generous spirit cannot entertain fervil ideas , or defcend to meaner actions . The foul cannot be impreffed with greatnefs , if the thoughts and actions difagree . The ...
... last scenes of the Revenge will furnish many proofs of both . A generous spirit cannot entertain fervil ideas , or defcend to meaner actions . The foul cannot be impreffed with greatnefs , if the thoughts and actions difagree . The ...
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... last on the basis of Monar- chy , arbitrary and limited ; and of Faction's nurse , Democracy . This improvement of the civil plan evinces the improvement of the mental faculties .--- The light burst at once from the great lumi- nary of ...
... last on the basis of Monar- chy , arbitrary and limited ; and of Faction's nurse , Democracy . This improvement of the civil plan evinces the improvement of the mental faculties .--- The light burst at once from the great lumi- nary of ...
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... last ignoble gift be all we gain ; " No more fhall NESTOR's hand your food fupply ; " The old man's fury rifes , and ye die . " Hafte then ; yon narrow road before our 66 fight ** Prefents th ' occafion , could we use it tight . " Thefe ...
... last ignoble gift be all we gain ; " No more fhall NESTOR's hand your food fupply ; " The old man's fury rifes , and ye die . " Hafte then ; yon narrow road before our 66 fight ** Prefents th ' occafion , could we use it tight . " Thefe ...
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