The Scots Magazine, Band 15Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1753 |
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... passion, and talking away the hours of absence upon is disling subjećt. Whoever has been so unhappy as to have felt the mi. * of long continued hatred, will, without any assistance from ancient *mes, be able to relate how the passions ...
... passion, and talking away the hours of absence upon is disling subjećt. Whoever has been so unhappy as to have felt the mi. * of long continued hatred, will, without any assistance from ancient *mes, be able to relate how the passions ...
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... passions. Of the preceptive kind is that of the “ old man, who, to teach his sons the advantage of unanimity, first ... passion is excited; the address is to the understanding, 2nd the understanding is immediately convinced. - That of ...
... passions. Of the preceptive kind is that of the “ old man, who, to teach his sons the advantage of unanimity, first ... passion is excited; the address is to the understanding, 2nd the understanding is immediately convinced. - That of ...
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... passions, besides the imperfections which they share in common with those that are addressed to the understanding, have otherspeculiar to themselves. Sometimes the passion is not moved with sufficient force, and sometimes it is not ...
... passions, besides the imperfections which they share in common with those that are addressed to the understanding, have otherspeculiar to themselves. Sometimes the passion is not moved with sufficient force, and sometimes it is not ...
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... passion. Lysander, whose modesty would not have aspired to love, whose gratitude and friendship would not have suffered him to be ambitious on such terms, could not be sorry that he was beloved. He saw the first of her sex in merit, as ...
... passion. Lysander, whose modesty would not have aspired to love, whose gratitude and friendship would not have suffered him to be ambitious on such terms, could not be sorry that he was beloved. He saw the first of her sex in merit, as ...
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... passion: he brought her to his country, in which she lived and died, an honour to an honourable family. The KING's Speech, jan. 11. My Lord, and Gentlemen, Have received so many proofs of the good affections and zeal of my people for my ...
... passion: he brought her to his country, in which she lived and died, an honour to an honourable family. The KING's Speech, jan. 11. My Lord, and Gentlemen, Have received so many proofs of the good affections and zeal of my people for my ...
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