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... feelings ; however , as in fome in- ftances , the heart cannot decline it , and what more provoking than the death ... feeling man . In that excellent scene of the closet , where the Prince fo beautifully and so powerfully remon- ftrates ...
... feelings ; however , as in fome in- ftances , the heart cannot decline it , and what more provoking than the death ... feeling man . In that excellent scene of the closet , where the Prince fo beautifully and so powerfully remon- ftrates ...
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... feeling a vibration of the nerves ? Who ever faw the guilty diftraction of fea- tures he affumes on Banquo's appearance ... feelings , no greater de- gree of excellence can be attained than unaffecting propriety ; like a fair field whofe ...
... feeling a vibration of the nerves ? Who ever faw the guilty diftraction of fea- tures he affumes on Banquo's appearance ... feelings , no greater de- gree of excellence can be attained than unaffecting propriety ; like a fair field whofe ...
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... feelings and abftract paffions ; the latter may indeed furnish matter to genius of a dignified na- ture , but the former most effectually appeal to ge- neral inftruction ; thus we may safely affert , that though our author's Julius ...
... feelings and abftract paffions ; the latter may indeed furnish matter to genius of a dignified na- ture , but the former most effectually appeal to ge- neral inftruction ; thus we may safely affert , that though our author's Julius ...
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