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Page 139
... never breaks up before the 25th of March , and never later than the 27th of April ; the earliest time of its freezing is the 20th of October , and the latest the 1st of December . Since the year 1741 , the greatest degree of heat has ...
... never breaks up before the 25th of March , and never later than the 27th of April ; the earliest time of its freezing is the 20th of October , and the latest the 1st of December . Since the year 1741 , the greatest degree of heat has ...
Page 252
... never experienced , whose faces we have never seen , whose voices we have never heard - If all these things were done under the pretence of some obligation , which stern , inflexible justice lays upon us , to be extreme in marking what ...
... never experienced , whose faces we have never seen , whose voices we have never heard - If all these things were done under the pretence of some obligation , which stern , inflexible justice lays upon us , to be extreme in marking what ...
Page 485
... never be too strong which idea seems to have predominated in composing all his dramas . Though Aristotle , however , lays it down as a rule that the end of tragedy is to excite terror and pity , he was of opinion that this tragic terror ...
... never be too strong which idea seems to have predominated in composing all his dramas . Though Aristotle , however , lays it down as a rule that the end of tragedy is to excite terror and pity , he was of opinion that this tragic terror ...
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