Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... nature ' deserve attention : The course of nature , of which we hear so much , and cannot hear too much , if properly viewed and considered by us ; those most curious and exact laws , both in the natural and moral system , by which the ...
... nature ' deserve attention : The course of nature , of which we hear so much , and cannot hear too much , if properly viewed and considered by us ; those most curious and exact laws , both in the natural and moral system , by which the ...
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... nature in its highest dignity and perfection . In his temper and character we behold a transcript of all that is great and good . Like himself his religion breathes a spirit of universal good will . It is founded upon the broad basis of ...
... nature in its highest dignity and perfection . In his temper and character we behold a transcript of all that is great and good . Like himself his religion breathes a spirit of universal good will . It is founded upon the broad basis of ...
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... Nature , if not conceived with any peculiar felicity , is at least a bold sketch : SHRIN'D in the midst majestic NATURE stands , Extends o'er earth and sea her hundred hands ; Tower upon tower her beamy forehead crests , And births ...
... Nature , if not conceived with any peculiar felicity , is at least a bold sketch : SHRIN'D in the midst majestic NATURE stands , Extends o'er earth and sea her hundred hands ; Tower upon tower her beamy forehead crests , And births ...
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