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Page 168
... thing , who do not imagine any thing , who never weep , and who are never affected - for a people incapable of lively emotions and ftrong paffions - for a people who never were acquainted with the delirium , the enthufiafm , of Poetry ...
... thing , who do not imagine any thing , who never weep , and who are never affected - for a people incapable of lively emotions and ftrong paffions - for a people who never were acquainted with the delirium , the enthufiafm , of Poetry ...
Page 367
... thing is made . It is then a queftion to be afked , Is any particular or special form to be confidered as the effence of a natural body , which has a feparate being , and can be detached from it ? No ; it exifts only in corporeal ...
... thing is made . It is then a queftion to be afked , Is any particular or special form to be confidered as the effence of a natural body , which has a feparate being , and can be detached from it ? No ; it exifts only in corporeal ...
Page 388
... thing to find a complete churchman in the kingdom . Were the Doctor to go round to every individual of the established church , clergy as well as laity , and to obtain from each his genuine fenti- ments ; would he find us alone of the ...
... thing to find a complete churchman in the kingdom . Were the Doctor to go round to every individual of the established church , clergy as well as laity , and to obtain from each his genuine fenti- ments ; would he find us alone of the ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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