Blackwood's Magazine, Том 6W. Blackwood., 1820 |
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... taste , as a guide to excellence , should always , at least , retain the wish to please it by the effect of his pieces- even while he may differ very widely from common opinions , with regard to the means to be employed . This is a ...
... taste , as a guide to excellence , should always , at least , retain the wish to please it by the effect of his pieces- even while he may differ very widely from common opinions , with regard to the means to be employed . This is a ...
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... taste for theology , could give the whole force of his mind to its contempla- tions that these were the days , when a generous enthusiasm for the glories of his profession , met with nothing to stifle or vul- garise it - that these were ...
... taste for theology , could give the whole force of his mind to its contempla- tions that these were the days , when a generous enthusiasm for the glories of his profession , met with nothing to stifle or vul- garise it - that these were ...
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... taste , and are actuated by a kin- dred ambition . Transport the possessor of such a mind to a town , and he there meets with much to arouse him out of all this dor- mancy . He will find his way to men , whose views and pursuits are in ...
... taste , and are actuated by a kin- dred ambition . Transport the possessor of such a mind to a town , and he there meets with much to arouse him out of all this dor- mancy . He will find his way to men , whose views and pursuits are in ...
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... taste and all their generous aspirings after literature . " NOTICES OF REPRINTS OF CURIOUS OLD BOOKS , No V. The Life and Errors of John Dunton . * THOUGH at the end of the " Short Memoir of the Author " we observe the initials ...
... taste and all their generous aspirings after literature . " NOTICES OF REPRINTS OF CURIOUS OLD BOOKS , No V. The Life and Errors of John Dunton . * THOUGH at the end of the " Short Memoir of the Author " we observe the initials ...
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... taste , to have made his af fection towards his unhappy and per- secuted brother , a little more promi- nent . It was surely a singular and unlucky coincidence , that he should be , of all his family , after the Dau- phin , the nearest ...
... taste , to have made his af fection towards his unhappy and per- secuted brother , a little more promi- nent . It was surely a singular and unlucky coincidence , that he should be , of all his family , after the Dau- phin , the nearest ...
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