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We do not , however , feel this exclufive preference for Addison's melodious periods : his page is ever elegant , but sometimes it is too difile . Hume , Blactatione , 7 Blackstone , and Smith , have a proper degree то THE MONTHLY ...
We do not , however , feel this exclufive preference for Addison's melodious periods : his page is ever elegant , but sometimes it is too difile . Hume , Blactatione , 7 Blackstone , and Smith , have a proper degree то THE MONTHLY ...
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... tear The flow'ry crown I wove for you to wear , Where roses mingle with the ivy - wreath , And fragrant herbs ambrosial odours breathe . Ah me ! what pangs I feel , and yet the fair , Nor fees my sorrows , nor will hear my pray'r .
... tear The flow'ry crown I wove for you to wear , Where roses mingle with the ivy - wreath , And fragrant herbs ambrosial odours breathe . Ah me ! what pangs I feel , and yet the fair , Nor fees my sorrows , nor will hear my pray'r .
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Its history , therefore , is particularly interesting to inquisitive minds ; nor can it be contem . plated with indifference by persons who feel for the future welfare of mankind . The melioration of fo large a portion of Europe is an ...
Its history , therefore , is particularly interesting to inquisitive minds ; nor can it be contem . plated with indifference by persons who feel for the future welfare of mankind . The melioration of fo large a portion of Europe is an ...
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The diffusion of Science is connected with the welfare of the human species ; and to this industrious lady we feel high obligations . The work is recommended by the celebrated Charles Hutton , author of the Mathematical Dictionary ...
The diffusion of Science is connected with the welfare of the human species ; and to this industrious lady we feel high obligations . The work is recommended by the celebrated Charles Hutton , author of the Mathematical Dictionary ...
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I trust this short sketch of the origin and progress of aftronomy , and of the advantages it has procured for us , has noc been unpleasing or useless , as the human mind must always feel satisfaction in tracing such things from their ...
I trust this short sketch of the origin and progress of aftronomy , and of the advantages it has procured for us , has noc been unpleasing or useless , as the human mind must always feel satisfaction in tracing such things from their ...
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