The European Magazine, and London Review, Bände 81-82Philological Society of London, 1822 |
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... cause of her gravity , and most men , when they knew that her melancholy had no ground in real sorrow , and was only the aspiration of a soul bent on more important objects than those by which she was surrounded , might have wished her ...
... cause of her gravity , and most men , when they knew that her melancholy had no ground in real sorrow , and was only the aspiration of a soul bent on more important objects than those by which she was surrounded , might have wished her ...
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... cause of evil , and the punishment of inhe- rited sin . Milton was indeed a Levite worthy to touch the altar , a priest whose officiating prevented , and did not bring down , plague upon the peo ple ; Byron is the stranger forbidden to ...
... cause of evil , and the punishment of inhe- rited sin . Milton was indeed a Levite worthy to touch the altar , a priest whose officiating prevented , and did not bring down , plague upon the peo ple ; Byron is the stranger forbidden to ...
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... caused a general suspension of agricultural opera- tions , except that of letting water off the lands , which are so ... cause . Hay is cheaper . Smithfield has been largely supplied with beast and sheep through the month . Lean Stock ...
... caused a general suspension of agricultural opera- tions , except that of letting water off the lands , which are so ... cause . Hay is cheaper . Smithfield has been largely supplied with beast and sheep through the month . Lean Stock ...
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... by his beautics alone . It is only in a cultivated age that we should take both faults and beauties into consideration ; be- cause it is only in such an age , that a + * Vide a critique on Shakspeare in a recent number NIV . OF.
... by his beautics alone . It is only in a cultivated age that we should take both faults and beauties into consideration ; be- cause it is only in such an age , that a + * Vide a critique on Shakspeare in a recent number NIV . OF.
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... cause sufficient to produce it . If , then , every feeling proceeds from a certain cause , and cannot exist without it , all feelings are not only na- tural , but it is impossible for one feel- ing to be more natural than another ; as ...
... cause sufficient to produce it . If , then , every feeling proceeds from a certain cause , and cannot exist without it , all feelings are not only na- tural , but it is impossible for one feel- ing to be more natural than another ; as ...
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