ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... Ornament of every Age and occasions . The noblest energies of Station ; but to be distinguished which we are capable , can scarcely from polished or affected manners . be called out without some degree of enthusiasm , in whatever cause ...
... Ornament of every Age and occasions . The noblest energies of Station ; but to be distinguished which we are capable , can scarcely from polished or affected manners . be called out without some degree of enthusiasm , in whatever cause ...
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... ornament of Style ; and that would mislead many who blindly ad- which is no other than a careless mired him . Nothing is more dan- and slovenly manner . Indeed the gerous to the tribe of imitators , than distinction is easily made from ...
... ornament of Style ; and that would mislead many who blindly ad- which is no other than a careless mired him . Nothing is more dan- and slovenly manner . Indeed the gerous to the tribe of imitators , than distinction is easily made from ...
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... ornament : equal marked in their writings , that the attentions to both are incompatible ; comparison is , in many respects , ob- and the genius that carries ornament vious and easy . The character of to its utmost length , is not of ...
... ornament : equal marked in their writings , that the attentions to both are incompatible ; comparison is , in many respects , ob- and the genius that carries ornament vious and easy . The character of to its utmost length , is not of ...
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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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