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Page 80
... mind , the con- tradictory qualities will be the more prominent , and more difficult to be adjusted ; and therefore we are not to wonder that Johnfon exhibited an eminent example of this remark which I have made upon human nature . At ...
... mind , the con- tradictory qualities will be the more prominent , and more difficult to be adjusted ; and therefore we are not to wonder that Johnfon exhibited an eminent example of this remark which I have made upon human nature . At ...
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... mind . · Ah , who can tell the triumphs of the mind , By truth illumin'd , and by tafte refin'd ? When Age has quench'd the eye and clos'd the ear , Still nerv'd for action in her native fphere , Oft will she rife - with fearching ...
... mind . · Ah , who can tell the triumphs of the mind , By truth illumin'd , and by tafte refin'd ? When Age has quench'd the eye and clos'd the ear , Still nerv'd for action in her native fphere , Oft will she rife - with fearching ...
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... mind toward perfection , and the different order of things which muft inevitably be the refult , till , at last , she concedes , that , in a perfect state of fociety , no domeftic appropriation can fubfift ; and , while fhe admires his ...
... mind toward perfection , and the different order of things which muft inevitably be the refult , till , at last , she concedes , that , in a perfect state of fociety , no domeftic appropriation can fubfift ; and , while fhe admires his ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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