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... reason , naturally fighs for more objects , as ALEXANDER fighed for more worlds to conquer . It is almost needlefs to intimate the nervous brevity of the expreffive SALLUST , the standard of concife writing . His diction , like gold ...
... reason , naturally fighs for more objects , as ALEXANDER fighed for more worlds to conquer . It is almost needlefs to intimate the nervous brevity of the expreffive SALLUST , the standard of concife writing . His diction , like gold ...
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... reason is too frequently extinguished in the conflict ; and the mind , robbed of her guide , wanders in the labyrinth of distrac- tion ; a distraction , which peculiarly demands the excrtion of poetic judgement . High - flown ...
... reason is too frequently extinguished in the conflict ; and the mind , robbed of her guide , wanders in the labyrinth of distrac- tion ; a distraction , which peculiarly demands the excrtion of poetic judgement . High - flown ...
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... Reason , experi- ence will teach us to foretell the conqueror , unless interest , too frequently the prevailing P 2 con- Non ignara mali miferis fuccurrere disco . confideration with the fofter fex , comes in aid of VIRGIL'S ENEID , B ...
... Reason , experi- ence will teach us to foretell the conqueror , unless interest , too frequently the prevailing P 2 con- Non ignara mali miferis fuccurrere disco . confideration with the fofter fex , comes in aid of VIRGIL'S ENEID , B ...
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