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... greater , still greater our .en . In the deep mines of science , though Frenchmen may Can their strength be compared to Locke , Newton , o [ Boyle Let them rally their heroes , send forth all their powers , Their versemen and prosemen ...
... greater , still greater our .en . In the deep mines of science , though Frenchmen may Can their strength be compared to Locke , Newton , o [ Boyle Let them rally their heroes , send forth all their powers , Their versemen and prosemen ...
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... greater magni- tude , as the breath within is more powerful , and the heat more intense . " It is not the design of this comparison to de- cide between these two eminent writers . In matters of taste every reader will choose for himself ...
... greater magni- tude , as the breath within is more powerful , and the heat more intense . " It is not the design of this comparison to de- cide between these two eminent writers . In matters of taste every reader will choose for himself ...
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... greater a number which may justify the use of the word than for any of the " British Essayists ; " its in - re - wrote , although it must not be taken in its fluence on the literature of the age has been great . literal acceptation . A ...
... greater a number which may justify the use of the word than for any of the " British Essayists ; " its in - re - wrote , although it must not be taken in its fluence on the literature of the age has been great . literal acceptation . A ...
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... greater care is still required in representing life , which is so often discoloured by passion , or deformed by wickedness If the world be promiscuously de- scribed , I cannot see of what use it can be to read the account or why it may ...
... greater care is still required in representing life , which is so often discoloured by passion , or deformed by wickedness If the world be promiscuously de- scribed , I cannot see of what use it can be to read the account or why it may ...
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... greater horror . Those whom sorrow incapacitates to enjoy the pleasures of contemplation , may properly apply to such diversions , provided they are innocent , as lay strong hold on the attention ; and those , whom fear of any future ...
... greater horror . Those whom sorrow incapacitates to enjoy the pleasures of contemplation , may properly apply to such diversions , provided they are innocent , as lay strong hold on the attention ; and those , whom fear of any future ...
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