The Port Folio, Tom 2Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1809 |
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... of different degrees of hardness , they wear each other out , and the road is not by any durable , as when they are all of the same kind . preans so It excites astonishment in any reflecting mind , to see 56 THE MONITOR .
... of different degrees of hardness , they wear each other out , and the road is not by any durable , as when they are all of the same kind . preans so It excites astonishment in any reflecting mind , to see 56 THE MONITOR .
Strona 59
... mind and comprehension of intellect , by which he is enabled on all occasions to throw off the shackles of Habit and Prepossession . Southey never treads in the beaten track ; his thoughts , while they are those of nature , carry that ...
... mind and comprehension of intellect , by which he is enabled on all occasions to throw off the shackles of Habit and Prepossession . Southey never treads in the beaten track ; his thoughts , while they are those of nature , carry that ...
Strona 63
... mind and produce a settled melancholy in his temper . Shocked at his mother's want of feeling and respect for his father's memory , which was cherished with affection and reverence by the filial piety of Hamlet , he is sensible that ...
... mind and produce a settled melancholy in his temper . Shocked at his mother's want of feeling and respect for his father's memory , which was cherished with affection and reverence by the filial piety of Hamlet , he is sensible that ...
Strona 64
... mind all thoughts but those of revenge is soon forgotten , he complains of the hardship of his fate in being destined to correct the evils of the time , and he continues to indulge his melan- choly temper with reflections upon the ...
... mind all thoughts but those of revenge is soon forgotten , he complains of the hardship of his fate in being destined to correct the evils of the time , and he continues to indulge his melan- choly temper with reflections upon the ...
Strona 65
... mind has become intolerable . When he reflects upon the murder of his father , and the villainy of the king , his uncle , his sense of duty , his indignation , and the injunctions of his father's spirit , hurry him into the strongest ...
... mind has become intolerable . When he reflects upon the murder of his father , and the villainy of the king , his uncle , his sense of duty , his indignation , and the injunctions of his father's spirit , hurry him into the strongest ...
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