ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... lively and pathetic his audience : thus it is said , a perdescription , which traces and lays son under the influence of fear , anopen their hearts through all their ger , or sorrow , looks and speaks in windings and disguises , makes ...
... lively and pathetic his audience : thus it is said , a perdescription , which traces and lays son under the influence of fear , anopen their hearts through all their ger , or sorrow , looks and speaks in windings and disguises , makes ...
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... lively and fluence of sacred music upon the vigorous movement , and be yet in a soul ; and all this tide of emotion is state of entire separation from the found to die away from the bosom , principle of religion . I will make like the ...
... lively and fluence of sacred music upon the vigorous movement , and be yet in a soul ; and all this tide of emotion is state of entire separation from the found to die away from the bosom , principle of religion . I will make like the ...
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... lively image of what they the struggles of human opposition , ought to be , and a specific indication and all the vicissitudes of fortune . of what they ought to do . It is in It must mark the measure of your many passages a comment ...
... lively image of what they the struggles of human opposition , ought to be , and a specific indication and all the vicissitudes of fortune . of what they ought to do . It is in It must mark the measure of your many passages a comment ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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