The British Essayists: RamblerJames Ferguson J. Richardson and Company, 1823 |
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... own eyes ; and as there has never been a time of such general felicity , but that many have failed to obtain the rewards to which they had , in their own judgment , a just claim , some offended writer has 22 76 . RAMBLER .
... own eyes ; and as there has never been a time of such general felicity , but that many have failed to obtain the rewards to which they had , in their own judgment , a just claim , some offended writer has 22 76 . RAMBLER .
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James Ferguson. judgment , a just claim , some offended writer has always declaimed , in the rage of disappointment , against his age or nation ; nor is there one who has not fallen upon times more unfavourable to learning than any ...
James Ferguson. judgment , a just claim , some offended writer has always declaimed , in the rage of disappointment , against his age or nation ; nor is there one who has not fallen upon times more unfavourable to learning than any ...
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... guilt , and taught temptation sweeter notes , softer blandishments , and stronger allurements . It has been apparently the settled purpose of VOL . II . D some writers , whose powers and acquisitions place them high 77 . 25 RAMBLER .
... guilt , and taught temptation sweeter notes , softer blandishments , and stronger allurements . It has been apparently the settled purpose of VOL . II . D some writers , whose powers and acquisitions place them high 77 . 25 RAMBLER .
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James Ferguson. some writers , whose powers and acquisitions place them high in the ranks of literature , to set fashion on the side of wickedness ; to recommend debau- chery and lewdness , by associating them with qua- lities most ...
James Ferguson. some writers , whose powers and acquisitions place them high in the ranks of literature , to set fashion on the side of wickedness ; to recommend debau- chery and lewdness , by associating them with qua- lities most ...
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... writer of sen- tences has laid down as a standing maxim , that he who believes not another on his oath , knows himself to be perjured . We can form our opinions of that which we know not only by placing it in comparison with something ...
... writer of sen- tences has laid down as a standing maxim , that he who believes not another on his oath , knows himself to be perjured . We can form our opinions of that which we know not only by placing it in comparison with something ...
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