The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... such an assemblage , with such examples to guide and to animate , it will be pleaded , there would be no cause for apprehenfion ; he could not falter , he could not be mifled . But ours is , notwithstanding its manifold excellences , a ...
... such an assemblage , with such examples to guide and to animate , it will be pleaded , there would be no cause for apprehenfion ; he could not falter , he could not be mifled . But ours is , notwithstanding its manifold excellences , a ...
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... such as praise and abuse by wholesale , I dare avow that there are points in the character of our Veru- As a fummary of Dr. R. Hooke's multifarious recipe for the growth of science may be fairly placed that of the cele- brated Dr. Watts ...
... such as praise and abuse by wholesale , I dare avow that there are points in the character of our Veru- As a fummary of Dr. R. Hooke's multifarious recipe for the growth of science may be fairly placed that of the cele- brated Dr. Watts ...
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... such a stately and wide - branching tree of patronage , though delight- ful to the individuals who are to pluck its golden apples , fheds , like the manchineel , unwholesome and corrofive dews on the multitude who are to reft beneath ...
... such a stately and wide - branching tree of patronage , though delight- ful to the individuals who are to pluck its golden apples , fheds , like the manchineel , unwholesome and corrofive dews on the multitude who are to reft beneath ...
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