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Page 204
... expressions of our ignorance or presumption , may startle some well - meaning divines , it cannot be denied that our ... expression of our ignorance as any of the former to which he alludes . Under the intellectual department , are ...
... expressions of our ignorance or presumption , may startle some well - meaning divines , it cannot be denied that our ... expression of our ignorance as any of the former to which he alludes . Under the intellectual department , are ...
Page 227
... expression as well as the spirit of his original : while the poetic simplicity of Mr. Cary's translation retains both in an eminent degree . It is in truth far more accurate , while that of Mr. T. is much more loose and para- phrastical ...
... expression as well as the spirit of his original : while the poetic simplicity of Mr. Cary's translation retains both in an eminent degree . It is in truth far more accurate , while that of Mr. T. is much more loose and para- phrastical ...
Page 268
... expression ! ' Indeed there is ; and how powerful is its effect on the mind ! " The tree doth not withdraw her shade , even from the wood - cutter . " This is a maxim from the Vedams of the Hindoos , and can any thing surpass it in ...
... expression ! ' Indeed there is ; and how powerful is its effect on the mind ! " The tree doth not withdraw her shade , even from the wood - cutter . " This is a maxim from the Vedams of the Hindoos , and can any thing surpass it in ...
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