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... Nature . Tranflated from the Origi- nal German . Part I. 12mo . pp.115 . 2s . Sewed . Kearfley . 1790 . ΤΗ HIS fingular and eccentric performance is evidently the duction of a vigorous imagination , and of an understanding accustomed to ...
... Nature . Tranflated from the Origi- nal German . Part I. 12mo . pp.115 . 2s . Sewed . Kearfley . 1790 . ΤΗ HIS fingular and eccentric performance is evidently the duction of a vigorous imagination , and of an understanding accustomed to ...
Page 152
... natural beauties and noble profpects , excites thofe emotions which give birth to poetry . Alone with nature in her favoured haunts and delightful receffes , men feel with vivacity , and give vent to their feelings in animated language ...
... natural beauties and noble profpects , excites thofe emotions which give birth to poetry . Alone with nature in her favoured haunts and delightful receffes , men feel with vivacity , and give vent to their feelings in animated language ...
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... nature and quality of the law , pro- vided only that it be general and equal . If all do but submit , he seems to think it of no great confequence to what they fub- mit . It is the fubmiffion , and not the nature of the thing to which ...
... nature and quality of the law , pro- vided only that it be general and equal . If all do but submit , he seems to think it of no great confequence to what they fub- mit . It is the fubmiffion , and not the nature of the thing to which ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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