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... mind , as not to take a view of their necessary consequences . But to write well , it has sometimes been contended , is not required in a preacher ; and his subjects , it has been said , are such , as to ren- der it of little ...
... mind , as not to take a view of their necessary consequences . But to write well , it has sometimes been contended , is not required in a preacher ; and his subjects , it has been said , are such , as to ren- der it of little ...
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... mind the task of composing may be made suffi- ciently easy . As it is at present , then , if a clergyman be dispirited and indolent , his society suffer , for they hear from him dull and care- less discourses of his own ; but , if the ...
... mind the task of composing may be made suffi- ciently easy . As it is at present , then , if a clergyman be dispirited and indolent , his society suffer , for they hear from him dull and care- less discourses of his own ; but , if the ...
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... Ruins , are objects of sentiment , calling back the mind to the days of other years , and seeming conscious to the actions this part of our constitution . When the revolutionary scaffold 26 [ Jan. Remarker , No. 28 .
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... minds , which good fortune enables to dwell in the day - light of perpetual cheerfulness ? Shall he , who is intent on pleasure , turn aside from his pursuit to behold a sight of distress ? Shall the soft indolence of his mind be ...
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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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