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... sentiments in com- mon discourse ; and the reason that they have not the same use of them in reading aloud the sentiments of others , is owing to the very defec- tive and erroneous method , in which the art of reading is generally ...
... sentiments in com- mon discourse ; and the reason that they have not the same use of them in reading aloud the sentiments of others , is owing to the very defec- tive and erroneous method , in which the art of reading is generally ...
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... sentiments , they should have the same unerring rule to guide them after they have been written down , whether they are their own or the sentiments of others contained in books . The best method of correcting this false emphasis is ...
... sentiments , they should have the same unerring rule to guide them after they have been written down , whether they are their own or the sentiments of others contained in books . The best method of correcting this false emphasis is ...
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... sentiments of Wilberforce , we discover now the vigour of Hercules , and now the frolic of a Bacchant , with all the delight- ful shapes of mental grace and beauty . " 2 2006 THE DRAMA - FOR THE PORT FOLIO . SHAKSPEARE'S MERRY SELECT ...
... sentiments of Wilberforce , we discover now the vigour of Hercules , and now the frolic of a Bacchant , with all the delight- ful shapes of mental grace and beauty . " 2 2006 THE DRAMA - FOR THE PORT FOLIO . SHAKSPEARE'S MERRY SELECT ...
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... sentiments of morality , for to him morality exists not : such is the deplorable situation from which the human mind is to be liberated , be- fore man can be taught to fill even the most inferior offices of society , and we may easily ...
... sentiments of morality , for to him morality exists not : such is the deplorable situation from which the human mind is to be liberated , be- fore man can be taught to fill even the most inferior offices of society , and we may easily ...
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... sentiments , softened by distress and by the delicacy and sensibility of his feelings , excite the mingled emotions of affection , esteem , and admiration , and we regret that a more propiti- ous fate had not placed him in a state ...
... sentiments , softened by distress and by the delicacy and sensibility of his feelings , excite the mingled emotions of affection , esteem , and admiration , and we regret that a more propiti- ous fate had not placed him in a state ...
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