Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... appear , We cannot go , why are we here ? ' Oh , may we , for assurance ' sake , Some arbitrary judgment take , And wilfully pronounce it clear , For this or that ' tis , we are here ? ' Or is it right , and will it do To pace the sad ...
... appear , We cannot go , why are we here ? ' Oh , may we , for assurance ' sake , Some arbitrary judgment take , And wilfully pronounce it clear , For this or that ' tis , we are here ? ' Or is it right , and will it do To pace the sad ...
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... appear , in lieu of those which did — wishing , as a reviewer , to escape the labour of perusing print , and , as a ... appears a tedious mode of stating opinions , and a needless confusion of personal facts with abstract arguments ; and ...
... appear , in lieu of those which did — wishing , as a reviewer , to escape the labour of perusing print , and , as a ... appears a tedious mode of stating opinions , and a needless confusion of personal facts with abstract arguments ; and ...
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... appears as it ought to appear in our national dramatist . A great divine tells us that the Thirty - nine Articles are forms of thought ; ' inevitable condi- tions of the religious understanding : in politics , ' kings , lords , and ...
... appears as it ought to appear in our national dramatist . A great divine tells us that the Thirty - nine Articles are forms of thought ; ' inevitable condi- tions of the religious understanding : in politics , ' kings , lords , and ...
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