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... moral sentiments of the New , there is nothing like them in the power of exciting awe and admiration , or of rivetting sympathy . We see what Milton has made of the account of the Creation , from the manner in which he has treated it ...
... moral sentiments of the New , there is nothing like them in the power of exciting awe and admiration , or of rivetting sympathy . We see what Milton has made of the account of the Creation , from the manner in which he has treated it ...
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... moral is , according to es- tablished usage , equivocal . It required only Frankford's recon- ciliation to his wife , as well as his forgiveness of her , for the highest breach of matrimonial duty , to have made a ON LYLY , MARLOWE ...
... moral is , according to es- tablished usage , equivocal . It required only Frankford's recon- ciliation to his wife , as well as his forgiveness of her , for the highest breach of matrimonial duty , to have made a ON LYLY , MARLOWE ...
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... moral sentiments of kings and nobles of former times , here we have the feuds and amiable qualities of country ' squires and their re- ▷ latives ; and such as were the rulers , such were their subjects . The frequent quarrels and ...
... moral sentiments of kings and nobles of former times , here we have the feuds and amiable qualities of country ' squires and their re- ▷ latives ; and such as were the rulers , such were their subjects . The frequent quarrels and ...
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... moral of this tragedy is rendered more impressive from the manly , independent character of Lean- tio in the first instance , and the manner in which he dwells , in a sort of doting abstraction , on his own comforts , of being possessed ...
... moral of this tragedy is rendered more impressive from the manly , independent character of Lean- tio in the first instance , and the manner in which he dwells , in a sort of doting abstraction , on his own comforts , of being possessed ...
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... moral vein of Hercules as the Fawn or Parasitaster , which contains a world of excellent matter most aptly and wittily delivered , there are two other characters perfectly hit off , Gon- zago , the old prince of Urbino , and Granuffo ...
... moral vein of Hercules as the Fawn or Parasitaster , which contains a world of excellent matter most aptly and wittily delivered , there are two other characters perfectly hit off , Gon- zago , the old prince of Urbino , and Granuffo ...
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