Blackwood's Magazine, 6 tomasW. Blackwood., 1820 |
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... remains to an age like our own , as the impulse to the same pursuits intellectual pleasure - the love of truth --and the confidence in important re- sults of investigation , extending the dominion of man over nature . If now we should ...
... remains to an age like our own , as the impulse to the same pursuits intellectual pleasure - the love of truth --and the confidence in important re- sults of investigation , extending the dominion of man over nature . If now we should ...
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... remains . There is nothing that induces me- lancholy contemplation more than the sight of a great city in silence and de- sertion . A rural scene , however quiet and remote , has charms of earth , and air , and sky , that generate a ...
... remains . There is nothing that induces me- lancholy contemplation more than the sight of a great city in silence and de- sertion . A rural scene , however quiet and remote , has charms of earth , and air , and sky , that generate a ...
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... remains yet to be proved . With regard to the very interesting paper which follows we cannot have the least apprehension . EDITOR . ] LETTER I. Pliny , lib . xxxvi . cap . iv . MR NORTH , CONSIDERING the excellence which the ancients ...
... remains yet to be proved . With regard to the very interesting paper which follows we cannot have the least apprehension . EDITOR . ] LETTER I. Pliny , lib . xxxvi . cap . iv . MR NORTH , CONSIDERING the excellence which the ancients ...
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... remains ; and even in architecture they were far inferior to the Greeks , who distinctively settled the embellishments of the several or- ders , by which their buildings ob- tained that appropriateness of character that at once declared ...
... remains ; and even in architecture they were far inferior to the Greeks , who distinctively settled the embellishments of the several or- ders , by which their buildings ob- tained that appropriateness of character that at once declared ...
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... remains , we understand , have been discovered in the Carse of Falkirk , and in the county of Ayr . A good many years ago the remains of two whales were discovered in the alluvial soil of the river Po in Italy , and at Castel Arquato ...
... remains , we understand , have been discovered in the Carse of Falkirk , and in the county of Ayr . A good many years ago the remains of two whales were discovered in the alluvial soil of the river Po in Italy , and at Castel Arquato ...
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