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51. oldal
They may ask , if he never contemplated with too much indifference , or even with
an exultant , unchristian pleasure , the distresses and destruction of his enemies .
They may demand why he readily lent himself to the deceptions and ...
They may ask , if he never contemplated with too much indifference , or even with
an exultant , unchristian pleasure , the distresses and destruction of his enemies .
They may demand why he readily lent himself to the deceptions and ...
56. oldal
... Washington and Lord Ilowe , about the exchange of prisoners , the merits of
which we could never exactly comprehend , and suspect that there was soine
fault on both sides , we scarcely remember a page which even whispered us to
skip .
... Washington and Lord Ilowe , about the exchange of prisoners , the merits of
which we could never exactly comprehend , and suspect that there was soine
fault on both sides , we scarcely remember a page which even whispered us to
skip .
80. oldal
... also to create , from the impressions received by the senses , that which never
did , and never can , exist . Thus it creates a ship of iron , navigating the air ; a
man , whose head reaches the heavens , whilst his feet rest on earth ; a
quadruped ...
... also to create , from the impressions received by the senses , that which never
did , and never can , exist . Thus it creates a ship of iron , navigating the air ; a
man , whose head reaches the heavens , whilst his feet rest on earth ; a
quadruped ...
92. oldal
... a inild antidote to Mitford ; le is never betrayed into extreme opinions , whether
in regard to the mysterious l'elasgi , or to the measures of politicians . It is not
possible to fix upon him the imputation of either Philo - Laconism or Philo -
demism .
... a inild antidote to Mitford ; le is never betrayed into extreme opinions , whether
in regard to the mysterious l'elasgi , or to the measures of politicians . It is not
possible to fix upon him the imputation of either Philo - Laconism or Philo -
demism .
97. oldal
Didot ) was introduced by the sophists , and never extended beyond the circles of
the philosophers . The Mainotes of Mount Taygetus remained pagans till the end
of the ninth century . Const . Porphyrog . De Adm . Imp . c . L , vol . iii , p .
Didot ) was introduced by the sophists , and never extended beyond the circles of
the philosophers . The Mainotes of Mount Taygetus remained pagans till the end
of the ninth century . Const . Porphyrog . De Adm . Imp . c . L , vol . iii , p .
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| Cím | The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
| Szerkesztők | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell |
| Kiadás éve: | 1856 |
| Eredeti forrása | Texasi Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2019. szept. 25. |
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