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This circumstance renders it necessary that some person of sufficient sagacity to
discover and to describe what is beautiful , and so impartial as to disregard
vulgar prejudices , should guide the public taste , and raise merit from obscurity .
This circumstance renders it necessary that some person of sufficient sagacity to
discover and to describe what is beautiful , and so impartial as to disregard
vulgar prejudices , should guide the public taste , and raise merit from obscurity .
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To apply the principle in this case , the poet meant to inform us that two persons
were going up a hill . Now the act of going up a hill , although Locke would
pronounce it a very complex idea comprehending person , rising ground , trees ,
& c .
To apply the principle in this case , the poet meant to inform us that two persons
were going up a hill . Now the act of going up a hill , although Locke would
pronounce it a very complex idea comprehending person , rising ground , trees ,
& c .
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... I speedily recognized the features of the fugitive Clithero ! One glance was not
sufficient to make me acquainted with this scene . I had come hither partly in
pursuit of this man , but some casual appendage of his person THE
PHILADELPHIA ...
... I speedily recognized the features of the fugitive Clithero ! One glance was not
sufficient to make me acquainted with this scene . I had come hither partly in
pursuit of this man , but some casual appendage of his person THE
PHILADELPHIA ...
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A large cloak disguised the person of our soldier , concealing his arms and
military insignia ; and he hoped , under the cover of night , to pass the vicinity of
the Fort unobserved . By rapid riding he reached the neighbourhood of Schlosser
a ...
A large cloak disguised the person of our soldier , concealing his arms and
military insignia ; and he hoped , under the cover of night , to pass the vicinity of
the Fort unobserved . By rapid riding he reached the neighbourhood of Schlosser
a ...
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What dignity inspiring homage , what compassion inducing love , would have
been blended in the person of the Redeemer — what strength and diversity of
sentiment would have been imparted to the apostles , the disciples , the priests ,
and ...
What dignity inspiring homage , what compassion inducing love , would have
been blended in the person of the Redeemer — what strength and diversity of
sentiment would have been imparted to the apostles , the disciples , the priests ,
and ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Philadelphia Book, Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature |
| Autor | Peter Stephen Du Ponceau |
| Editor | Key & Biddle, 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 28 Feb. 2006 |
| Largo | 380 páginas |
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