Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations, 1-2. kötetBenjamin B. Mussey, 1842 |
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2. oldal
... imagination , and at once dispelled further examination , perceived there . all the fears and apprehensions with were innumerable trap - doors that lay which I approached him . He lifted concealed in the bridge , which the me from the ...
... imagination , and at once dispelled further examination , perceived there . all the fears and apprehensions with were innumerable trap - doors that lay which I approached him . He lifted concealed in the bridge , which the me from the ...
3. oldal
... imagination , can extend moved with compassion towards me , itself . These are the mansions of bid me quit so uncomfortable a pros- good men after death , who , according pect . Look no more , said he , on man to the degree and kinds of ...
... imagination , can extend moved with compassion towards me , itself . These are the mansions of bid me quit so uncomfortable a pros- good men after death , who , according pect . Look no more , said he , on man to the degree and kinds of ...
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... imagination was strongly fa- have applied them to virtue , it would voured by the presence of so many occasion strange revolutions in the young boys , in whose looks were le- manner of reckoning the ages of gible the sprightly passions ...
... imagination was strongly fa- have applied them to virtue , it would voured by the presence of so many occasion strange revolutions in the young boys , in whose looks were le- manner of reckoning the ages of gible the sprightly passions ...
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... imagination ; and these give way to professors . Upon the same account the sublimer pleasures of reason , they meet with encouragement and which discover the causes and de- protection from all christian states , signs , the frame ...
... imagination ; and these give way to professors . Upon the same account the sublimer pleasures of reason , they meet with encouragement and which discover the causes and de- protection from all christian states , signs , the frame ...
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... imagination , as to the soil through the machine insensibly ; not to men- which they pass . tion those violent ferments which There are writers of great distinc- they stir up in the blood , and those tion , who have made it an argument ...
... imagination , as to the soil through the machine insensibly ; not to men- which they pass . tion those violent ferments which There are writers of great distinc- they stir up in the blood , and those tion , who have made it an argument ...
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