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Pope's avowed reason for discontinuing Lady Mary's acquaintance was , therefore , that she had out witted him , and the truth by the cor . rected lines , “ Yet soft by nature , more a dupe than wit , Sappho can tell you how this man was ...
Pope's avowed reason for discontinuing Lady Mary's acquaintance was , therefore , that she had out witted him , and the truth by the cor . rected lines , “ Yet soft by nature , more a dupe than wit , Sappho can tell you how this man was ...
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What is in reality a regular deduction of reason is performed by the mind so instantaneously , that it obtains , in common language , the name of feeling : and hence that appears an implanted perception , which is in effect a mechanical ...
What is in reality a regular deduction of reason is performed by the mind so instantaneously , that it obtains , in common language , the name of feeling : and hence that appears an implanted perception , which is in effect a mechanical ...
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A farther reason is added for this preaching : It may be conceived , that the souls of those who died in that dreadful visitation , might , from that circumstance , have peculiar appre . ' hensions of themselves , as the marked victims ...
A farther reason is added for this preaching : It may be conceived , that the souls of those who died in that dreadful visitation , might , from that circumstance , have peculiar appre . ' hensions of themselves , as the marked victims ...
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