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... thought arofe in me which I believe very often perplexes and difturbs men of ferious and contemplative natures . David him- felf fell into it in that reflection , When I confider the heavens the work of thy fingers , the moon and the ...
... thought arofe in me which I believe very often perplexes and difturbs men of ferious and contemplative natures . David him- felf fell into it in that reflection , When I confider the heavens the work of thy fingers , the moon and the ...
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... thoughts more or lefs . This diftinction forms what are called the Diffuse and the Concife Styles . A con- cife writer compreffes his thought into the feweft poffible words ; he feeks to employ none but fuch as are most ex- preffive ...
... thoughts more or lefs . This diftinction forms what are called the Diffuse and the Concife Styles . A con- cife writer compreffes his thought into the feweft poffible words ; he feeks to employ none but fuch as are most ex- preffive ...
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... Thought , as oppofed to refinement . Simple thoughts are what arife natural- ly ; what the occafion or the subject fuggeft unfought ; and what , when once fuggefted , are easily apprehended by all . Refinement in writing , expref- fes a ...
... Thought , as oppofed to refinement . Simple thoughts are what arife natural- ly ; what the occafion or the subject fuggeft unfought ; and what , when once fuggefted , are easily apprehended by all . Refinement in writing , expref- fes a ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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