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The human mind ranges at large in search of truth , and no longer adheres to a doctrine which cannot bear the crucible of examination . ' Now was it not , we ask , the very Reformation which he vilifies that set free the human mind ...
The human mind ranges at large in search of truth , and no longer adheres to a doctrine which cannot bear the crucible of examination . ' Now was it not , we ask , the very Reformation which he vilifies that set free the human mind ...
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... has been previously exercised in salutary efforts of strength , it may not refuse to unbend itself amidst lighter occupations ; but where the imagination is first engaged , it unfits the mind for immediate strenuous exertion .
... has been previously exercised in salutary efforts of strength , it may not refuse to unbend itself amidst lighter occupations ; but where the imagination is first engaged , it unfits the mind for immediate strenuous exertion .
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Think not ' tis nothing but lifeless clay ,The elegant form that haunts me ; ' Tis the gracefully delicate mind that m In every step , that enchants me . · Let me not hear the Nightingale sing , Though I once in its notes delighted ;The ...
Think not ' tis nothing but lifeless clay ,The elegant form that haunts me ; ' Tis the gracefully delicate mind that m In every step , that enchants me . · Let me not hear the Nightingale sing , Though I once in its notes delighted ;The ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1825 |
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