The Literary Panorama and National Register, 第 5 卷C. Taylor, 1817 |
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... natural impulse 27th March , 1816 . of his feelings , although correct equity might declare itself satisfied ... nature of things , they must be strangers tages attendant on reason . If passion be- to the locality ; and strangers ...
... natural impulse 27th March , 1816 . of his feelings , although correct equity might declare itself satisfied ... nature of things , they must be strangers tages attendant on reason . If passion be- to the locality ; and strangers ...
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... nature of modern property , and to the infinitely varied shapes it assumes ; so different from the more simple and practical questions which , al ne could engage the enquiries of a Jury when agriculture was the employment generally ...
... nature of modern property , and to the infinitely varied shapes it assumes ; so different from the more simple and practical questions which , al ne could engage the enquiries of a Jury when agriculture was the employment generally ...
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... nature is not fully dies besides being historical , were reli- known to us ; they were probably , religious ... natural , than the desire to become acquainted with the history of the country ; and nothing could more strongly ...
... nature is not fully dies besides being historical , were reli- known to us ; they were probably , religious ... natural , than the desire to become acquainted with the history of the country ; and nothing could more strongly ...
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... nature ; when the poet any where leaves them at liberty they then indemnify them- selves for the former constraint ... natural disposition of the people ; and is strongly aided by the force of a long continued study and dis ...
... nature ; when the poet any where leaves them at liberty they then indemnify them- selves for the former constraint ... natural disposition of the people ; and is strongly aided by the force of a long continued study and dis ...
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... nature , morality , and patriotism , would wish it . Histoire de l'Origine , des Progres , et de la Décadence ... natural consequences , addressed as they really were — to a was a bad prism , through which to German audience : we ...
... nature , morality , and patriotism , would wish it . Histoire de l'Origine , des Progres , et de la Décadence ... natural consequences , addressed as they really were — to a was a bad prism , through which to German audience : we ...
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第 443 頁 - Ah ! then and there was hurrying to and fro, And gathering tears and tremblings of distress, And cheeks all pale, which but an hour ago Blush'd at the praise of their own loveliness; And there were sudden partings, such as press The life from out young hearts, and choking sighs Which ne'er might be repeated...
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