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Page 362
... idea fhall have the most neceffary connection with the original thought , and actually in- crease its force . And , on the other hand , that whenever an idea is cut off by the tranflator , it must be only fuch as is an acceffory , It ...
... idea fhall have the most neceffary connection with the original thought , and actually in- crease its force . And , on the other hand , that whenever an idea is cut off by the tranflator , it must be only fuch as is an acceffory , It ...
Page 363
... idea than to overwhelm her perjured lover with remorfe at the moment of his approaching . nuptials . In the tranflation , amidst this prevalent idea , the speaker all at once gives way to an involuntary burft of tenderness and af ...
... idea than to overwhelm her perjured lover with remorfe at the moment of his approaching . nuptials . In the tranflation , amidst this prevalent idea , the speaker all at once gives way to an involuntary burft of tenderness and af ...
Page 551
... idea , he obferves , is a dream of M. Buache , in the refutation of which he would not waste his time , had not M. Fleurieu , by adopting it , given it fome importance : he there- fore hopes to prove , in a work written for the express ...
... idea , he obferves , is a dream of M. Buache , in the refutation of which he would not waste his time , had not M. Fleurieu , by adopting it , given it fome importance : he there- fore hopes to prove , in a work written for the express ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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