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Page 136
... never taken place . Difference in religious opinions , among men , is a circumstance which appears inevitable . Those persons who never think , may , indeed , silently and supinely acquiesce in any opinion pro- posed to their belief ...
... never taken place . Difference in religious opinions , among men , is a circumstance which appears inevitable . Those persons who never think , may , indeed , silently and supinely acquiesce in any opinion pro- posed to their belief ...
Page 242
... never think that he had no more right to the name of poet than the maker of mouse - traps to that of engineer ; ' nor that his letters are never worth read . ing , p . 116 . The melancholy of the author of the Task is often intro- duced ...
... never think that he had no more right to the name of poet than the maker of mouse - traps to that of engineer ; ' nor that his letters are never worth read . ing , p . 116 . The melancholy of the author of the Task is often intro- duced ...
Page 326
... never could be much dearer in the one place than the other . There appear to me then to be but three modes of restoring ex . change to its natural level , and of relieving Ireland from the very weighty , grievous , and ( to the state ...
... never could be much dearer in the one place than the other . There appear to me then to be but three modes of restoring ex . change to its natural level , and of relieving Ireland from the very weighty , grievous , and ( to the state ...
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