Blackwood's Magazine, Band 47W. Blackwood, 1840 |
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... reason which we con- fess ourselves unable to discover , we are , we must allow , unable to sub- stantiate our impression by proof posi- tive , though we have not unfrequently watched , from morn to dewy eve , in fond anticipations of ...
... reason which we con- fess ourselves unable to discover , we are , we must allow , unable to sub- stantiate our impression by proof posi- tive , though we have not unfrequently watched , from morn to dewy eve , in fond anticipations of ...
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... reason of a despondency so unnatural and unwonted in the lightsome season of youth ; and we think his attributing it to filial pain at seeing his maternal parent " Chain'd to a log within a narrow spot . " one of the most exquisite ...
... reason of a despondency so unnatural and unwonted in the lightsome season of youth ; and we think his attributing it to filial pain at seeing his maternal parent " Chain'd to a log within a narrow spot . " one of the most exquisite ...
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... and thrash- ed in every possible and devisable fashion — and for why ? —Your " most exquisite reason , " good public ? -Alas ! he is- --an ass ! WE would here premise a few gene . ral observations 64 [ Jan. Thoughts upon Asses .
... and thrash- ed in every possible and devisable fashion — and for why ? —Your " most exquisite reason , " good public ? -Alas ! he is- --an ass ! WE would here premise a few gene . ral observations 64 [ Jan. Thoughts upon Asses .
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... reason from history in a more sanguine spirit , and dwell with ardour on the unlimited progress of human affairs , lapse frequently into an error of the same description . Because , accord- ing to their observation , society has ...
... reason from history in a more sanguine spirit , and dwell with ardour on the unlimited progress of human affairs , lapse frequently into an error of the same description . Because , accord- ing to their observation , society has ...
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... reason , and the good of all , may indeed give laws to society , may hitherto be unresolved . History , then , reveals the future by the past , inasmuch , and to the same extent , as it reveals the knowledge of man . It supplies us with ...
... reason , and the good of all , may indeed give laws to society , may hitherto be unresolved . History , then , reveals the future by the past , inasmuch , and to the same extent , as it reveals the knowledge of man . It supplies us with ...
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