The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... mind of the student , while from the engross- ment of his other studies he finally becomes not only disgusted with the work itself , but for ever brands the science with recol- lections calculated to insure for him , in future , an ...
... mind of the student , while from the engross- ment of his other studies he finally becomes not only disgusted with the work itself , but for ever brands the science with recol- lections calculated to insure for him , in future , an ...
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... mind . There is , besides , a boldness of design , and masterly handling , ( the reader will remember we are speaking of a picture , ) that shows we are not engaged with a raw hand ; and we are much mistaken if this should prove to be ...
... mind . There is , besides , a boldness of design , and masterly handling , ( the reader will remember we are speaking of a picture , ) that shows we are not engaged with a raw hand ; and we are much mistaken if this should prove to be ...
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... mind , that is no instantly open to his view . And if these people are not ashamed to indulge before Him , what you will soon discover , why should they be before you , even if they were sensible of it ? Dou you imagine they care more ...
... mind , that is no instantly open to his view . And if these people are not ashamed to indulge before Him , what you will soon discover , why should they be before you , even if they were sensible of it ? Dou you imagine they care more ...
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... mind . In the session of 1769 , as chairman of a committee , he brought in a report on the subject of " opening and improving the navigation of the river Potomac , as far as Fort Cumberland , as it was then called . " More than half a ...
... mind . In the session of 1769 , as chairman of a committee , he brought in a report on the subject of " opening and improving the navigation of the river Potomac , as far as Fort Cumberland , as it was then called . " More than half a ...
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... mind with the most exquisite imagery . " - p . 107 . The exhibition of moral energy , as has been justly asserted by a philosophical poet , transcends , in sublimity , all the gran- deur of the physical universe ; but his illustration ...
... mind with the most exquisite imagery . " - p . 107 . The exhibition of moral energy , as has been justly asserted by a philosophical poet , transcends , in sublimity , all the gran- deur of the physical universe ; but his illustration ...
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