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It is too long for insertion here , but we recommend this speech , and several
others from this play , to the lovers of Pian literature ; and the translation , to those
who are able to conipare it with the original , wluence they will find much of the
spirit ...
It is too long for insertion here , but we recommend this speech , and several
others from this play , to the lovers of Pian literature ; and the translation , to those
who are able to conipare it with the original , wluence they will find much of the
spirit ...
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While , with the spirit of the Christian muse , he indulges , • Love and the thoughts
that yearn for human kind , ' he expresses a peculiar attachment to his native soil
: • There lives nor form nor feeling in my soul Unborrow'd from my country !
While , with the spirit of the Christian muse , he indulges , • Love and the thoughts
that yearn for human kind , ' he expresses a peculiar attachment to his native soil
: • There lives nor form nor feeling in my soul Unborrow'd from my country !
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The accents and spirits are omitted in all the Greek , but the aspirate and iala
subscriptum are retained . ' These are Mr. P.'s own words : but is not the aspirate
a spirit ? - 9. In the notes of various readings , the editor pledges himself for
nothing ...
The accents and spirits are omitted in all the Greek , but the aspirate and iala
subscriptum are retained . ' These are Mr. P.'s own words : but is not the aspirate
a spirit ? - 9. In the notes of various readings , the editor pledges himself for
nothing ...
Page 94
in his " Address to Young Persons , ” that “ the manner in which the Holy Spirit
now gives his assistance is not attended with any certain signs , but is secret and
unknown , and cannot now be distinguished from the ordinary operations of the ...
in his " Address to Young Persons , ” that “ the manner in which the Holy Spirit
now gives his assistance is not attended with any certain signs , but is secret and
unknown , and cannot now be distinguished from the ordinary operations of the ...
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... have been stigmatized by the Dutch writers , as a base and wicked spirit of
disobedience , and an unjust and cruel lust of blood and warlare ; " so that , ”
says VALENTYN , “ it would have been better , if , instead of extirpating their trees
alone ...
... have been stigmatized by the Dutch writers , as a base and wicked spirit of
disobedience , and an unjust and cruel lust of blood and warlare ; " so that , ”
says VALENTYN , “ it would have been better , if , instead of extirpating their trees
alone ...
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