Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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... fact of hereditary temptation . Doubtless it is strange that the nobler emotions and the inferior impulses , their ... fact which we know ; it looks not only like predestinated , but even heritable election . But , explicable or ...
... fact of hereditary temptation . Doubtless it is strange that the nobler emotions and the inferior impulses , their ... fact which we know ; it looks not only like predestinated , but even heritable election . But , explicable or ...
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... fact the result of a personal and suffering experience . But , as we shall have ( though we shall not , in fact , perhaps use them all ) a thousand occasions to observe , he had , side by side with a morbid and melancholy humour , an ...
... fact the result of a personal and suffering experience . But , as we shall have ( though we shall not , in fact , perhaps use them all ) a thousand occasions to observe , he had , side by side with a morbid and melancholy humour , an ...
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... fact , that Cowper was not , as common persons imagined , on the extreme verge of insanity , but , on the contrary ... fact , I am conscious of nothing like it . ' And this was substantially Cowper's reply on his first interview with Mr ...
... fact , that Cowper was not , as common persons imagined , on the extreme verge of insanity , but , on the contrary ... fact , I am conscious of nothing like it . ' And this was substantially Cowper's reply on his first interview with Mr ...
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