Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1860 - 568 páginas |
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... play , turn from the specious caskets , which contain only the death's head and the fool's head , and fix our choice on the plain leaden chest which conceals the treasure . The Puritans were men whose minds had derived a pe- culiar ...
... play , turn from the specious caskets , which contain only the death's head and the fool's head , and fix our choice on the plain leaden chest which conceals the treasure . The Puritans were men whose minds had derived a pe- culiar ...
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... play , or syllables in a line . It is the very essence of a species of composition , in which every idea is coloured by passing through the me- dium of an imagined mind . To this fundamental law every other regulation is subordinate ...
... play , or syllables in a line . It is the very essence of a species of composition , in which every idea is coloured by passing through the me- dium of an imagined mind . To this fundamental law every other regulation is subordinate ...
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... plays ; nor is it one which offers great facilities to an imita- * Decameron , Giorn . viii . Nov. 9 . Nothing can be more evident than that Paulus Jovius desig- nates the Mandragola under the name of the Nicias . We should not have ...
... plays ; nor is it one which offers great facilities to an imita- * Decameron , Giorn . viii . Nov. 9 . Nothing can be more evident than that Paulus Jovius desig- nates the Mandragola under the name of the Nicias . We should not have ...
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... play which , though not the most highly finished of his compositions , is perhaps that which exhibits the strongest proofs of genius . The political correspondence of Machiavelli , first pub- lished in 1767 , is unquestionably genuine ...
... play which , though not the most highly finished of his compositions , is perhaps that which exhibits the strongest proofs of genius . The political correspondence of Machiavelli , first pub- lished in 1767 , is unquestionably genuine ...
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... played the part of Crom- well . By unscrupulously taking the lead in its wildest ex- cesses , he obtained the absolute guidance of it . By tramp- ling on laws , he acquired the authority of a legislator . By signalizing himself as the ...
... played the part of Crom- well . By unscrupulously taking the lead in its wildest ex- cesses , he obtained the absolute guidance of it . By tramp- ling on laws , he acquired the authority of a legislator . By signalizing himself as the ...
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