The British Magazine, Or, Miscellany of Polite Literature Comprehending an Analysis of Modern Publications, Том 1J. Robins, 1823 |
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... feel it a duty to raise our voices against the selfishness and arrogance of printing books for any sixteen individuals . We blame no one personally , for we do not know on whom the blame of this notable contrivance should rest ; but we ...
... feel it a duty to raise our voices against the selfishness and arrogance of printing books for any sixteen individuals . We blame no one personally , for we do not know on whom the blame of this notable contrivance should rest ; but we ...
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... feel that we shall do our readers and the author the more justice by giving as much of the words of the latter as possible . " 6 ' Petrarch was in Italy when the plague , which in 1348 laid Europe waste , snatched away some of his ...
... feel that we shall do our readers and the author the more justice by giving as much of the words of the latter as possible . " 6 ' Petrarch was in Italy when the plague , which in 1348 laid Europe waste , snatched away some of his ...
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... feel some pity towards a great poet who , with such extreme deli- cacy and ardour of mind - with a judgment so difficult , and a taste so re- fined with a heated imagination , and an impassioned heart - could con- descend , for the ...
... feel some pity towards a great poet who , with such extreme deli- cacy and ardour of mind - with a judgment so difficult , and a taste so re- fined with a heated imagination , and an impassioned heart - could con- descend , for the ...
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... feel for the sufferings of others ; and shunning - like all men who are merely busied with their own feel- ings and intellectual faculties the exertion necessary for the acquire , ment and preservation of riches , " he was led 8 Essays ...
... feel for the sufferings of others ; and shunning - like all men who are merely busied with their own feel- ings and intellectual faculties the exertion necessary for the acquire , ment and preservation of riches , " he was led 8 Essays ...
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... feel pleasure - it was rapture that throbbed in my heart at the view : my cares , my plans , my very existence , were forgotten in the flood of intense emo- tions that overwhelmed me , at thus beholding , in their pride of loveli- ness ...
... feel pleasure - it was rapture that throbbed in my heart at the view : my cares , my plans , my very existence , were forgotten in the flood of intense emo- tions that overwhelmed me , at thus beholding , in their pride of loveli- ness ...
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