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Page 199
Without this previous and subsequent informationz it is not possible to shew with full effect the working of the passions in the important parts of the poem . « The Bride of Abydos ” was preferable to “ The Corsair ' in this point of ...
Without this previous and subsequent informationz it is not possible to shew with full effect the working of the passions in the important parts of the poem . « The Bride of Abydos ” was preferable to “ The Corsair ' in this point of ...
Page 200
The moral effect of these compositions ( notwithstanding occasional passages of gloom ) is good , as they shew - that of which it is most important to be aware , the baleful effect of evil passions and evil actions on the destiny and ...
The moral effect of these compositions ( notwithstanding occasional passages of gloom ) is good , as they shew - that of which it is most important to be aware , the baleful effect of evil passions and evil actions on the destiny and ...
Page 420
With the foregoing cautions , the squill will be found to produce very great effects . ... impair its action ; and if we look for any great effect from it , in removing the visceral obstructions , we shall undoubtedly be disappointed .
With the foregoing cautions , the squill will be found to produce very great effects . ... impair its action ; and if we look for any great effect from it , in removing the visceral obstructions , we shall undoubtedly be disappointed .
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