The European Magazine, and London Review, Volume 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... Nature will invite me in , and a rafcally park - keeper turn me out , because I did not walk upon a chalked line . I have a great mind to write to his Lordihip , and complain of the treat- ment of his fervant . " - " You may fave ...
... Nature will invite me in , and a rafcally park - keeper turn me out , because I did not walk upon a chalked line . I have a great mind to write to his Lordihip , and complain of the treat- ment of his fervant . " - " You may fave ...
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... nature unconstrained , and en- joy , with two or three rational friends , the luxuries of fenfe and taste , the fuperiority of fuch as have minds above thofe who want them . " The poverty of the mind is most common , " replied the ...
... nature unconstrained , and en- joy , with two or three rational friends , the luxuries of fenfe and taste , the fuperiority of fuch as have minds above thofe who want them . " The poverty of the mind is most common , " replied the ...
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... nature , before we proceed further weftward in fearch of the vef- tiges of Old buildings , to turn a little to the North , and confider fome that are comparatively New , taking , at the fame time a curfory glance at others which have ...
... nature , before we proceed further weftward in fearch of the vef- tiges of Old buildings , to turn a little to the North , and confider fome that are comparatively New , taking , at the fame time a curfory glance at others which have ...
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... Nature fhould trip a whole generation to form the mind of one . But Nature is just - she distributes to each individual the neceflary attain- ments by which he is enabled to fulfil the career affigned him . To a chofen few alone the ...
... Nature fhould trip a whole generation to form the mind of one . But Nature is just - she distributes to each individual the neceflary attain- ments by which he is enabled to fulfil the career affigned him . To a chofen few alone the ...
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... nature , it cannot furely be denied by perfons who advance this excule , that their introduction , their progreflion , and their general ufe , have , in a regular proportion to their own ad- vancement , augmented the general in ...
... nature , it cannot furely be denied by perfons who advance this excule , that their introduction , their progreflion , and their general ufe , have , in a regular proportion to their own ad- vancement , augmented the general in ...
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