Critical and Historical Essays: Contributed to the Edinburgh Review, Volume 3B. Tauchnitz, 1850 - 1742 pagina's |
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Pagina 3
... hope that there may be some explanation or some extenuating circum- stance with which we are unacquainted . Just such is the feel- ulting which a man of liberal education naturally entertains to- wards the great minds of former ages ...
... hope that there may be some explanation or some extenuating circum- stance with which we are unacquainted . Just such is the feel- ulting which a man of liberal education naturally entertains to- wards the great minds of former ages ...
Pagina 7
... hope of legitimate posterity , more attached to his order than to his country , and guiding the politics of England with a constant side - glance at Rome . But the increase of wealth , the progress of knowledge , and the reformation of ...
... hope of legitimate posterity , more attached to his order than to his country , and guiding the politics of England with a constant side - glance at Rome . But the increase of wealth , the progress of knowledge , and the reformation of ...
Pagina 15
... in that of Pascal . If he is shut out from Nephelococcygia , he may take refuge in Lilliput . We are guilty , we hope , of no irreverence towards those great nations to which the human race owes art , LORD BACON . 15.
... in that of Pascal . If he is shut out from Nephelococcygia , he may take refuge in Lilliput . We are guilty , we hope , of no irreverence towards those great nations to which the human race owes art , LORD BACON . 15.
Pagina 16
... hope that our readers will pardon this digression . It is long ; but it can hardly be called unseasonable , if it tends to convince them that they are mistaken in thinking that the great - great - grand- mothers of their great - great ...
... hope that our readers will pardon this digression . It is long ; but it can hardly be called unseasonable , if it tends to convince them that they are mistaken in thinking that the great - great - grand- mothers of their great - great ...
Pagina 24
... hope from the patronage of those powerful kinsmen whom he had solicited during twelve years with such meek pertinacity ; and he began to look towards a different quarter . Among the courtiers of Elizabeth had lately appeared a new ...
... hope from the patronage of those powerful kinsmen whom he had solicited during twelve years with such meek pertinacity ; and he began to look towards a different quarter . Among the courtiers of Elizabeth had lately appeared a new ...
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