The English Reader; Or Pieces in Prose and Poetry: Selected from the Best Writers ... with a Few Preliminary Observations on the Principles of Good Reading |
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4 Men ' s passions operate variously , and appear in different kinds of actions ,
according as they are more or less rectie fied ... though it expresses itself in so
dreadful a manner 5 What might not that savage greatness of soul , which
appears in ...
4 Men ' s passions operate variously , and appear in different kinds of actions ,
according as they are more or less rectie fied ... though it expresses itself in so
dreadful a manner 5 What might not that savage greatness of soul , which
appears in ...
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motive , which induces mankind to enter into particular friendships , " appear to
me to divest the association of its most amiable and engaging principle . For to a
mind rightly disposed , it is not so much the benefits received , as the affectionate
...
motive , which induces mankind to enter into particular friendships , " appear to
me to divest the association of its most amiable and engaging principle . For to a
mind rightly disposed , it is not so much the benefits received , as the affectionate
...
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6 Is he free , who must flatter and lie to compass his ends ; who must bear with
this inan ' s caprice , and that man ' s scorn ; must profess friendship where he
hates , and respect where he contemns ; who is not at liberty to appear in his own
...
6 Is he free , who must flatter and lie to compass his ends ; who must bear with
this inan ' s caprice , and that man ' s scorn ; must profess friendship where he
hates , and respect where he contemns ; who is not at liberty to appear in his own
...
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Hence it appears , that the great objcct at which we are to aim in governing our
thoughts , is , to take the most effectual measures for preventing the introduction
of such as are sinful ; and for liastening their expulsion , if they shall have ...
Hence it appears , that the great objcct at which we are to aim in governing our
thoughts , is , to take the most effectual measures for preventing the introduction
of such as are sinful ; and for liastening their expulsion , if they shall have ...
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11 Know , when he bade the deep appear , Thus far , ' th ' Almighty said , • Thus
far , no farther , rage ; and here Let thy proud waves be stay ' d . " " 12 I heard :
and lo ! at once controllid , The waves , in wild retreat , Back on themselves ...
11 Know , when he bade the deep appear , Thus far , ' th ' Almighty said , • Thus
far , no farther , rage ; and here Let thy proud waves be stay ' d . " " 12 I heard :
and lo ! at once controllid , The waves , in wild retreat , Back on themselves ...
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