Essays, Letters from AbroadMoxon, 1845 - 164 páginas |
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... caused the name of the people who perpetrated them to be adopted in all European languages , to designate the crime which gave them notoriety . Shelley's old favourite , the Wandering Jew , appears in the latter chapters , and , with ...
... caused the name of the people who perpetrated them to be adopted in all European languages , to designate the crime which gave them notoriety . Shelley's old favourite , the Wandering Jew , appears in the latter chapters , and , with ...
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... caused him to reply , that though he was neither mariner nor horseman , nor practically skilled in any other of the pursuits in question , yet that he had consulted men versed in them ; and enriching his mind with the knowledge afforded ...
... caused him to reply , that though he was neither mariner nor horseman , nor practically skilled in any other of the pursuits in question , yet that he had consulted men versed in them ; and enriching his mind with the knowledge afforded ...
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... caused me to include in this volume the fragment of " Menexenus , " and passages from " The Republic . " In the first we have another admirable specimen of Socratic irony . In the latter the opinions and views of Plato enounced in " The ...
... caused me to include in this volume the fragment of " Menexenus , " and passages from " The Republic . " In the first we have another admirable specimen of Socratic irony . In the latter the opinions and views of Plato enounced in " The ...
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... cause of public good , he would have hailed the changes that since his time have so signally ameliorated our institutions and opinions , each acting on the other , and which still , we may hope , are proceeding towards the establishment ...
... cause of public good , he would have hailed the changes that since his time have so signally ameliorated our institutions and opinions , each acting on the other , and which still , we may hope , are proceeding towards the establishment ...
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... cause . In relation to the objects which delight a child , these expressions are , what poetry is to higher objects . The savage ( for the savage is to ages what the child is to years ) expresses the emotions produced in him by ...
... cause . In relation to the objects which delight a child , these expressions are , what poetry is to higher objects . The savage ( for the savage is to ages what the child is to years ) expresses the emotions produced in him by ...
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