An Apology for the Believers in the Shakspeare-papers,: Which Were Exhibited in Norfolk-Street..Thomas Egerton, Whitehall., 1797 - Всего страниц: 628 |
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... called the degrees ' " of affent , from full affurance , and confidence , quite " down to conjecture , doubt , diftruft , and disbelief.- " Now , what is to be done , in all trials of right , is " to range all matters in the fcale of ...
... called the degrees ' " of affent , from full affurance , and confidence , quite " down to conjecture , doubt , diftruft , and disbelief.- " Now , what is to be done , in all trials of right , is " to range all matters in the fcale of ...
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... called felf evidence , or « intuitive knowledge . - There are fome other things , " whofe agreement , or difference , is not known on the ❝view ; and then we compare them by the means of fome " third matter , by which we come to ...
... called felf evidence , or « intuitive knowledge . - There are fome other things , " whofe agreement , or difference , is not known on the ❝view ; and then we compare them by the means of fome " third matter , by which we come to ...
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... called on to play a part , during critical times , fhe learned the cunning , which the neceffity of circumfpection , in political revolutions , always teaches ; and being , in her early age , without hopes of future great- nefs , the ...
... called on to play a part , during critical times , fhe learned the cunning , which the neceffity of circumfpection , in political revolutions , always teaches ; and being , in her early age , without hopes of future great- nefs , the ...
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... called the world's fresh orna- ment , and only herald to the gaudy Spring . Our panegyrist goes on , in his fecond fonnet , to praise his love , as the heir of perpetual youth ; as the object of univerfal admira- tion : " When forty ...
... called the world's fresh orna- ment , and only herald to the gaudy Spring . Our panegyrist goes on , in his fecond fonnet , to praise his love , as the heir of perpetual youth ; as the object of univerfal admira- tion : " When forty ...
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... called by Otway , as she had been called by Shakspeare , a gracious prince . Churchyard , we may recollect , called her a prince , in his dedication to her : And , Elizabeth calls herself a prince , in her letter to Lady Paget.- Mal ...
... called by Otway , as she had been called by Shakspeare , a gracious prince . Churchyard , we may recollect , called her a prince , in his dedication to her : And , Elizabeth calls herself a prince , in her letter to Lady Paget.- Mal ...
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Стр. 210 - Perseverance, dear my lord, Keeps honour bright : To have done, is to hang Quite out of fashion, like a rusty mail In monumental mockery.
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