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... The following paragraph , admirable a fervent but chastened zeal , -- never-
alike for its elegance and its truth , failing discretion , -a high and inde- appeared
in the Morning Chronicle of pendent feeling , -and , above all , a Friday , the 28th
of ...
... The following paragraph , admirable a fervent but chastened zeal , -- never-
alike for its elegance and its truth , failing discretion , -a high and inde- appeared
in the Morning Chronicle of pendent feeling , -and , above all , a Friday , the 28th
of ...
Strona 73
The piety of Milton , of the productions of a more popular and Boyle , and of
Newton , was not less declamatory eloquence can never atremarkable than the
superiority of tain . Were the taste of the author their other endowments ; and it
will ...
The piety of Milton , of the productions of a more popular and Boyle , and of
Newton , was not less declamatory eloquence can never atremarkable than the
superiority of tain . Were the taste of the author their other endowments ; and it
will ...
Strona 79
Never was a being gifted with an as a fairy tale , " and our little masunderstanding
so perfect , nor aided by a perception which suffered nothing to escape the
characters of real life as their preters and misses may be as familiar with from its ...
Never was a being gifted with an as a fairy tale , " and our little masunderstanding
so perfect , nor aided by a perception which suffered nothing to escape the
characters of real life as their preters and misses may be as familiar with from its ...
Strona 133
He never published the earlier works of Joseph drinks below the salt . " -Act II .
Scene Hall , successively bishop of Exeter III . and Norwich , and one of our first
legi And in the “ Unnatural Combat of timate satirists . As Hall's satires have ...
He never published the earlier works of Joseph drinks below the salt . " -Act II .
Scene Hall , successively bishop of Exeter III . and Norwich , and one of our first
legi And in the “ Unnatural Combat of timate satirists . As Hall's satires have ...
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I never saw Dr Adam but once , When I can look into my papers , if I when ... know
all his extreme attention to his indefatigable instructors , and one that profession ,
and his excellent method loved his profession , I never loved it , of teaching .
I never saw Dr Adam but once , When I can look into my papers , if I when ... know
all his extreme attention to his indefatigable instructors , and one that profession ,
and his excellent method loved his profession , I never loved it , of teaching .
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