The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... hope ; but hope , that is attained , is not hope : for how can a man hope for what he hath attained ? ( 25. ) So then , as we can hope only for what we New Edition . " ( 22. ) For we know that the whole creation groaneth and is in ...
... hope ; but hope , that is attained , is not hope : for how can a man hope for what he hath attained ? ( 25. ) So then , as we can hope only for what we New Edition . " ( 22. ) For we know that the whole creation groaneth and is in ...
Page 222
... hope my heart would ne'er deceive , But to the vows I make adhere . Then faith and hope , ' tis plain , combin'd , Thou doft within thy heart poffefs ; Let charity to these be join'd , And with thy felf my paflion blefs . ' Vol . ii . P ...
... hope my heart would ne'er deceive , But to the vows I make adhere . Then faith and hope , ' tis plain , combin'd , Thou doft within thy heart poffefs ; Let charity to these be join'd , And with thy felf my paflion blefs . ' Vol . ii . P ...
Page 457
... hope , that Mr. Burke may renovate a general fpirit of inquiry to be ultimately beneficial to the kingdom . Upon the whole we may fafely fay , that though there are evident marks of hafte in fome parts of this compofition , it is worthy ...
... hope , that Mr. Burke may renovate a general fpirit of inquiry to be ultimately beneficial to the kingdom . Upon the whole we may fafely fay , that though there are evident marks of hafte in fome parts of this compofition , it is worthy ...
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