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Page 148
... express , on all occasions , your dissent from the opinion of others in the softest manner , and in the most conciliating language . Though some people regard me as violent and self - willed , I know very well that I owe the ...
... express , on all occasions , your dissent from the opinion of others in the softest manner , and in the most conciliating language . Though some people regard me as violent and self - willed , I know very well that I owe the ...
Page 416
... express , then , either of these latter ideas , the wily poet would use - not the word bof itself , which was common to the three senses , and which might therefore , have been taken in the right - but , ( with a stroke of ambiguity ...
... express , then , either of these latter ideas , the wily poet would use - not the word bof itself , which was common to the three senses , and which might therefore , have been taken in the right - but , ( with a stroke of ambiguity ...
Page 528
... express satisfaction on receiving such works as this from the Continent , we must indicate either a want of interest in the progress of science , or a jea- lousy of the reputation of enlightened and enterprising fo- reigners . We are ...
... express satisfaction on receiving such works as this from the Continent , we must indicate either a want of interest in the progress of science , or a jea- lousy of the reputation of enlightened and enterprising fo- reigners . We are ...
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