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... performance by the stub born test of criticism . We are apt to sacrifice our judgement to our feelings ; and suffer ourselves to conclude that what does good , is good , and cannot be mended by critics . But when death has silenced the ...
... performance by the stub born test of criticism . We are apt to sacrifice our judgement to our feelings ; and suffer ourselves to conclude that what does good , is good , and cannot be mended by critics . But when death has silenced the ...
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... performance of those works as the evidence of justifying faith ; and , supposing life to be spared , as the indispensable condition of final happiness . The law , not altered in its re quirements , ( for what was once duty they conceive ...
... performance of those works as the evidence of justifying faith ; and , supposing life to be spared , as the indispensable condition of final happiness . The law , not altered in its re quirements , ( for what was once duty they conceive ...
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... performance , that he was obliged to compose it in little more than the same number of weeks , ' and that too in the midst of almost unremitting attention to official duties , which take equally from 635 Rose's Observations on For's ...
... performance , that he was obliged to compose it in little more than the same number of weeks , ' and that too in the midst of almost unremitting attention to official duties , which take equally from 635 Rose's Observations on For's ...
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... performance to posterity , and perhaps made their exit in the proud confidence of im mortal fame , somebody that shall be at once inquisitive and dull enough to rummage the said chest , may come and cut up some of their most refined ...
... performance to posterity , and perhaps made their exit in the proud confidence of im mortal fame , somebody that shall be at once inquisitive and dull enough to rummage the said chest , may come and cut up some of their most refined ...
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... performance animadverted on had not been that of an opponent . For , adverting to the unfavourable impression with ... performances of Mr. Fox and this author relate , -we really think that now no questions can well be of more trifling ...
... performance animadverted on had not been that of an opponent . For , adverting to the unfavourable impression with ... performances of Mr. Fox and this author relate , -we really think that now no questions can well be of more trifling ...
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