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... Nature attentively and at Nature only ; and as he saw her through no medium , he saw her without any disguise . Hence , though his knowledge was defective , his taste was just ; and while his hand erred , his eye was correct . This is ...
... Nature attentively and at Nature only ; and as he saw her through no medium , he saw her without any disguise . Hence , though his knowledge was defective , his taste was just ; and while his hand erred , his eye was correct . This is ...
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... Nature , and an account of whose Transactions we have repeatedly had the pleasure of laying before the public . The two institutions are congenial , but not incompatible ; and much important benefit may be de- rived from the united ...
... Nature , and an account of whose Transactions we have repeatedly had the pleasure of laying before the public . The two institutions are congenial , but not incompatible ; and much important benefit may be de- rived from the united ...
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... nature or use of the verb substantive in the two languages . Nor does an idiomatic insertion or omission of the article prove its nature , or use , to be different in different languages . In Greek , the * Toy μodio ( Matt . v . 15. ) i ...
... nature or use of the verb substantive in the two languages . Nor does an idiomatic insertion or omission of the article prove its nature , or use , to be different in different languages . In Greek , the * Toy μodio ( Matt . v . 15. ) i ...
Contents
Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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