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Page 78
... occasion at former periods to notice the different opinions attacked by Dr. C. and as we ob- serve little novelty in his arguments , we shall proceed to a different part of his work . In treating of Genius , the author has noticed very ...
... occasion at former periods to notice the different opinions attacked by Dr. C. and as we ob- serve little novelty in his arguments , we shall proceed to a different part of his work . In treating of Genius , the author has noticed very ...
Page 97
... occasions paid a tribute of respect . ( See M. R. vol . xlviii . p . 422. vol . liii . p . 278. and N. S. vol . vii ... occasion as that to which this pamphlet relates , every preparation would be made with sable drapery , dirges , and ...
... occasions paid a tribute of respect . ( See M. R. vol . xlviii . p . 422. vol . liii . p . 278. and N. S. vol . vii ... occasion as that to which this pamphlet relates , every preparation would be made with sable drapery , dirges , and ...
Page 151
... occasion . I really thought nothing could be more vexatious ; yet I affected to bear it cheerily , that it might sit the more lightly on the mind of my mother . I plainly perceived that she assumed the same behaviour , and for a similar ...
... occasion . I really thought nothing could be more vexatious ; yet I affected to bear it cheerily , that it might sit the more lightly on the mind of my mother . I plainly perceived that she assumed the same behaviour , and for a similar ...
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