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... the Almighty was yet with me , " when my children were about me , when " I washed my Reps outter , " & c . CICERO has used an elegant circumlocu- tion in the beginning CICERO 112 XXV . SECTION from the variety of objects it must take in ...
... the Almighty was yet with me , " when my children were about me , when " I washed my Reps outter , " & c . CICERO has used an elegant circumlocu- tion in the beginning CICERO 112 XXV . SECTION from the variety of objects it must take in ...
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... must be " confefied not much to excell in softness , 26 or volubility ; and the smooth stream runs " with a perpetual clafh of jarring confo- 66 nants ; the noise and turbulence of the " torrent , " & c . - Rambler , No. 92 , Vol . IV ...
... must be " confefied not much to excell in softness , 26 or volubility ; and the smooth stream runs " with a perpetual clafh of jarring confo- 66 nants ; the noise and turbulence of the " torrent , " & c . - Rambler , No. 92 , Vol . IV ...
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... must be from a general view of the poem itself ; without the reflection of its political nature . — But a material objection lies in the way ; ENEAS , confcious of the omen , rofe up in an instant , and embraced ACES- TES with a ...
... must be from a general view of the poem itself ; without the reflection of its political nature . — But a material objection lies in the way ; ENEAS , confcious of the omen , rofe up in an instant , and embraced ACES- TES with a ...
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