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Will the reader admit the following attempt ? Oh heavens , oh earth , oh sea , oh
winds and ... Mr. Walker's account of the next tragedy in the series is so curious ,
that we shall present it to our readers . ˇ The tragic muse being now roused in
Italy ...
Will the reader admit the following attempt ? Oh heavens , oh earth , oh sea , oh
winds and ... Mr. Walker's account of the next tragedy in the series is so curious ,
that we shall present it to our readers . ˇ The tragic muse being now roused in
Italy ...
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... that multitude of lounging readers , who want an instructive and pleasant book ,
while confined to their seats by a teazing hair - dresser or a rainy day . He is a
philosopher for the parlour - window . His life of Haller , his essay on National ...
... that multitude of lounging readers , who want an instructive and pleasant book ,
while confined to their seats by a teazing hair - dresser or a rainy day . He is a
philosopher for the parlour - window . His life of Haller , his essay on National ...
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For the proofs and illustrations of this opinion , we must desire our readers to
consult the book . Perhaps in this , as in other instances , the effect of Mr. Brown's
reasoning will be rather to strengthen our impression of the difficulty of the
subject ...
For the proofs and illustrations of this opinion , we must desire our readers to
consult the book . Perhaps in this , as in other instances , the effect of Mr. Brown's
reasoning will be rather to strengthen our impression of the difficulty of the
subject ...
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When he has occasion to speak of our national enemies , he does not run into
that rant of declamation , which may lead his readers to suspect his sincerity : but
, after the example of his great Master , he directs his hearers to an inquiry ...
When he has occasion to speak of our national enemies , he does not run into
that rant of declamation , which may lead his readers to suspect his sincerity : but
, after the example of his great Master , he directs his hearers to an inquiry ...
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Though intended for the use of travellers rather than for the entertainment of
general readers , the latter will be pleased with the perusal of a considerable part
of it , especially the third and fourth volumes . The materials contained in the work
...
Though intended for the use of travellers rather than for the entertainment of
general readers , the latter will be pleased with the perusal of a considerable part
of it , especially the third and fourth volumes . The materials contained in the work
...
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