The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volumen5Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... thought it unnecessary to note in the margin ; but every other variation , however trifling , I have pointed out with the most re- ligious scrupulosity . I have also collected in the margin the most select and valuable various read ...
... thought it unnecessary to note in the margin ; but every other variation , however trifling , I have pointed out with the most re- ligious scrupulosity . I have also collected in the margin the most select and valuable various read ...
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... - thusiasm , that had there been no other palace at Rome but that of Borghese , I should have thought myself amply repaid for the visit . of the mighty dead . The power of strong passion 24 [ Jan. Thirteenth Letter from Europe .
... - thusiasm , that had there been no other palace at Rome but that of Borghese , I should have thought myself amply repaid for the visit . of the mighty dead . The power of strong passion 24 [ Jan. Thirteenth Letter from Europe .
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... passion in its less violent symp- toms , are thought to be rightly de- nominated pleasing pains . There is a luxury in the indulgence of that soft and elevated melancholy , which is widely different 1808. ] 25 Remarker , No. 29 .
... passion in its less violent symp- toms , are thought to be rightly de- nominated pleasing pains . There is a luxury in the indulgence of that soft and elevated melancholy , which is widely different 1808. ] 25 Remarker , No. 29 .
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... thought to ' ac- count in part for the effect which exhibitions of fictitious distress produce on some persons , who do not discover much sensibility to the calamities of real life . In a novel or a tragedy the picture is completely ...
... thought to ' ac- count in part for the effect which exhibitions of fictitious distress produce on some persons , who do not discover much sensibility to the calamities of real life . In a novel or a tragedy the picture is completely ...
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... thought , th ' insults of death defy , The fools through blest insensibility . ' Tis what the cowards fear , th ' unhap- py crave , Sought by the wretch , and courted by the brave . It eases lovers , sets the captive free , And , though ...
... thought , th ' insults of death defy , The fools through blest insensibility . ' Tis what the cowards fear , th ' unhap- py crave , Sought by the wretch , and courted by the brave . It eases lovers , sets the captive free , And , though ...
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