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... excurfions of the mind are made by fhort flights frequently repeated , the most lofty fabricks of science are formed by the B 2 con- continued accumulation of fingle propo- fitions . IT often happens N ° 137. The RAM B'LER . 3.
... excurfions of the mind are made by fhort flights frequently repeated , the most lofty fabricks of science are formed by the B 2 con- continued accumulation of fingle propo- fitions . IT often happens N ° 137. The RAM B'LER . 3.
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Samuel Johnson. continued accumulation of fingle propo- fitions . IT often happens , whatever be the cause , that this impatience of labour or dread of mifcarriage , feizes thofe who are moft diftin- guifhed for quickness of apprehenfion ...
Samuel Johnson. continued accumulation of fingle propo- fitions . IT often happens , whatever be the cause , that this impatience of labour or dread of mifcarriage , feizes thofe who are moft diftin- guifhed for quickness of apprehenfion ...
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... to build the lofty rhyme , must acquaint himself with this law of poetical architecture , and take care that his edifice be folid as well as · as beautiful ; that nothing ftand fingle or inde- No. 139. The RAMBLER : 19.
... to build the lofty rhyme , must acquaint himself with this law of poetical architecture , and take care that his edifice be folid as well as · as beautiful ; that nothing ftand fingle or inde- No. 139. The RAMBLER : 19.
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