The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, 5 tomasSamuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... language ; the intonations , looks , gestures , and attitudes to nature and truth . Numerous other circumstances are known to influence the direction and force of the sympathetick affec- tions . The activity of the imag- ination , and ...
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... language of philosophy , uninspired by revelation , on an im- portant subject , in terse and mu- sical numbers . To die , is landing on some silent shore , Where billows never break , nor tem pests roar ; ' tis o'er . Ere well we feel ...
... language of philosophy , uninspired by revelation , on an im- portant subject , in terse and mu- sical numbers . To die , is landing on some silent shore , Where billows never break , nor tem pests roar ; ' tis o'er . Ere well we feel ...
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... language , as well as in nature . The rules of a lan- guage must be supplied by itself ; and the si volet usus of Horace answers a thousand objections of half - learned criticks . Priestley says , The word means belongs to the class of ...
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... language , as they have polluted human na- ture , and I wish that our language were as flexible in its tones as that of Virgil , when he describ- ed the harpies ; that it might pre- sent you a picture of those hideous , filthy , and ...
... language , as they have polluted human na- ture , and I wish that our language were as flexible in its tones as that of Virgil , when he describ- ed the harpies ; that it might pre- sent you a picture of those hideous , filthy , and ...
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... language impres- sive and perspicuous by frequent iterations , is the divine ode , called the blue bells of Scotland . ' Here is no refinement of sentiment , or involution of expression : all is in- stantly intelligible , and to this ...
... language impres- sive and perspicuous by frequent iterations , is the divine ode , called the blue bells of Scotland . ' Here is no refinement of sentiment , or involution of expression : all is in- stantly intelligible , and to this ...
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The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, 5 tomas Samuel Cooper Thacher,David Phineas Adams,William Emerson Visos knygos peržiūra - 1808 |
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