The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Volumes 1-2E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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Page 2
... heart to become warm with his subject , he expatiates upon the fraternal affection of Joseph , or amplifies the filial devotion of Ruth . It is obvious , that the form in which the poem is cast can make no difference with the principle ...
... heart to become warm with his subject , he expatiates upon the fraternal affection of Joseph , or amplifies the filial devotion of Ruth . It is obvious , that the form in which the poem is cast can make no difference with the principle ...
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... heart , which carry us out of ourselves , and prompt us to do good to others without caring for personal consequences . What is commonly called enthusiasm , is often only a fervid and active disinterestedness . It is , without doubt ...
... heart , which carry us out of ourselves , and prompt us to do good to others without caring for personal consequences . What is commonly called enthusiasm , is often only a fervid and active disinterestedness . It is , without doubt ...
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... Heart , father ! this bare mare hurts mee Dingeely , I'me direfull sore I vow ; with many words to that purpose : poor Child , sais Gaffer - she us't to serve your mother so . I don't care how mother us't to do , quoth Jemima , in a ...
... Heart , father ! this bare mare hurts mee Dingeely , I'me direfull sore I vow ; with many words to that purpose : poor Child , sais Gaffer - she us't to serve your mother so . I don't care how mother us't to do , quoth Jemima , in a ...
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... heart - rending misery and soul - harrowing distress . That Mr. Toughtale was an honest man , and told the truth to the best of his knowledge and belief , we cannot for a moment permit our- selves to doubt ; -indeed , there is scarcely ...
... heart - rending misery and soul - harrowing distress . That Mr. Toughtale was an honest man , and told the truth to the best of his knowledge and belief , we cannot for a moment permit our- selves to doubt ; -indeed , there is scarcely ...
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... heart to copy out the extract . At New - York , Mr. Toughtale had some experience of trans- Atlantic jurisprudence . He had detected De Gomperville , the suspicious looking Frenchman , in the very act of sharpening his razors at him ...
... heart to copy out the extract . At New - York , Mr. Toughtale had some experience of trans- Atlantic jurisprudence . He had detected De Gomperville , the suspicious looking Frenchman , in the very act of sharpening his razors at him ...
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