EssaysEdward Moxon, 1841 - 79 Seiten |
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... feel them about us ; -to be in the arms of our mistress Philosophy , rather than see her at a distance . To have a huge apartment for a study is like lying in the great bed at Ware , or being snug on a mile - stone upon Hounslow Heath ...
... feel them about us ; -to be in the arms of our mistress Philosophy , rather than see her at a distance . To have a huge apartment for a study is like lying in the great bed at Ware , or being snug on a mile - stone upon Hounslow Heath ...
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... feel ; but Grasp it like a man of mettle , And the rogue obeys you well . Donot the less , however , on that account , take all reasonable precaution and arms against it , -your boots , & c . against wet feet , and your great - coat or ...
... feel ; but Grasp it like a man of mettle , And the rogue obeys you well . Donot the less , however , on that account , take all reasonable precaution and arms against it , -your boots , & c . against wet feet , and your great - coat or ...
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... feel the electric virtue of his hand . Their intimacy , dashed a little , perhaps , with jealousy on the part of Jonson , but maintained to the last by dint of the nobler part of him , and of Shakspeare's irresistible fineness of nature ...
... feel the electric virtue of his hand . Their intimacy , dashed a little , perhaps , with jealousy on the part of Jonson , but maintained to the last by dint of the nobler part of him , and of Shakspeare's irresistible fineness of nature ...
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... feel it very sensibly or otherwise , we ought to give them the benefit rather than the disadvantage of the doubt , where we can help it ; and our feelings the benefit , where we cannot . - triumph , an everlasting bonfire light ; " and ...
... feel it very sensibly or otherwise , we ought to give them the benefit rather than the disadvantage of the doubt , where we can help it ; and our feelings the benefit , where we cannot . - triumph , an everlasting bonfire light ; " and ...
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... feel inclined to do an extravagant thing , so it is as common for him to get well and be quite cheerful again . Thus ... feels an incli- nation to do some desperate or even cruel thing . This is often treated at once as mad- ness ...
... feel inclined to do an extravagant thing , so it is as common for him to get well and be quite cheerful again . Thus ... feels an incli- nation to do some desperate or even cruel thing . This is often treated at once as mad- ness ...
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