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... give them every credit for a masculine and original vein of thought , as a matter of literary courtesy and enlargement of taste , we are afraid of coming to the proof , as too great a trial of our candour and pa- tience . We regard the ...
... give them every credit for a masculine and original vein of thought , as a matter of literary courtesy and enlargement of taste , we are afraid of coming to the proof , as too great a trial of our candour and pa- tience . We regard the ...
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... give a general sketch of these causes , and of the manner in which they operated to mould and stamp the poetry of the country at the period of which I have to treat ; in- dependently of incidental and fortuitous causes , for which there ...
... give a general sketch of these causes , and of the manner in which they operated to mould and stamp the poetry of the country at the period of which I have to treat ; in- dependently of incidental and fortuitous causes , for which there ...
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... gives a tone to its general character . But there is a gravity approaching to piety ; a seriousness of impression , a conscientious severity of argu- ment , an habitual fervour and enthusiasm in their mode of han- dling almost every ...
... gives a tone to its general character . But there is a gravity approaching to piety ; a seriousness of impression , a conscientious severity of argu- ment , an habitual fervour and enthusiasm in their mode of han- dling almost every ...
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... give unto you : that peace which the world cannot give , give I unto you ; " and in his last commandment , that " they should love one another . " Who can read the account of his behaviour on the cross , when turning to his mother he ...
... give unto you : that peace which the world cannot give , give I unto you ; " and in his last commandment , that " they should love one another . " Who can read the account of his behaviour on the cross , when turning to his mother he ...
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... give of these , and shall begin with some of the least known . The earliest tragedy of which I shall take notice ( I believe the earliest that we have ) is that of Ferrex and Porrex , or Gor- boduc ( as it has been generally called ...
... give of these , and shall begin with some of the least known . The earliest tragedy of which I shall take notice ( I believe the earliest that we have ) is that of Ferrex and Porrex , or Gor- boduc ( as it has been generally called ...
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