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Page 38
... considered himself secure from censure , as long as he was conscious of advancing nothing without authentic testimony to support it ; for the natural bias which inclines us to extol , in strong though unexaggerated terms , those ...
... considered himself secure from censure , as long as he was conscious of advancing nothing without authentic testimony to support it ; for the natural bias which inclines us to extol , in strong though unexaggerated terms , those ...
Page 64
... considered as of a more venial description . The criminal , says Mr. Miller , can plead neither profit nor passion in extenuation : - it is the most poignant injury he can do to the owner , and a course of years will be required to ...
... considered as of a more venial description . The criminal , says Mr. Miller , can plead neither profit nor passion in extenuation : - it is the most poignant injury he can do to the owner , and a course of years will be required to ...
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... considered as settled . But , this point being supposed to be thus settled , then come two or three others . The Almighty being susceptible of uneasiness , and in particular of uneasiness produced by words employed by men , in speaking ...
... considered as settled . But , this point being supposed to be thus settled , then come two or three others . The Almighty being susceptible of uneasiness , and in particular of uneasiness produced by words employed by men , in speaking ...
Contents
Letters to Julia | 62 |
AFRICA Southern Travels | 79 |
Brookes Elegy on Percy Bysshe Shel | 112 |
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