New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volumen69Henry Colburn, 1843 |
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... fact will readily allow . Far from being an exclusive appanage of poetry , there is no art so severe , no science so argumentative , that imagination can wholly be excluded from it . Even mathematics wanton in points that have no parts ...
... fact will readily allow . Far from being an exclusive appanage of poetry , there is no art so severe , no science so argumentative , that imagination can wholly be excluded from it . Even mathematics wanton in points that have no parts ...
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... fact , but vaguely known in the world . Belonging to an order since time immemorial conspicuous for liberal tastes and classical learning , the prior enjoyed the greatest reputation as a scholar within and without the walls of his ...
... fact , but vaguely known in the world . Belonging to an order since time immemorial conspicuous for liberal tastes and classical learning , the prior enjoyed the greatest reputation as a scholar within and without the walls of his ...
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... fact of a large ship called the St. Geran , having been wrecked in a hurricane at the place called Tomb Bay , about seven miles from Pamplemousses , was undoubted . He had heard the incident frequently alluded to by old inhabitants of ...
... fact of a large ship called the St. Geran , having been wrecked in a hurricane at the place called Tomb Bay , about seven miles from Pamplemousses , was undoubted . He had heard the incident frequently alluded to by old inhabitants of ...
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