Oriental Herald and Colonial Review, Volume 6James Silk Buckingham J. M. Richardson, 1825 |
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... judges of literary merit have declared the genius of Ovid , Virgil , Sophocles , and Pindar were united ! and who , when resting from the bolder flights of epic strains , could tune his harp to gentler lays of love . Moore , in his ...
... judges of literary merit have declared the genius of Ovid , Virgil , Sophocles , and Pindar were united ! and who , when resting from the bolder flights of epic strains , could tune his harp to gentler lays of love . Moore , in his ...
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... judge how far they are swayed by those philanthropic motives , and how much by the consideration , that " the proceeds of the sales have been in an inverse ratio to the quantity sold . " By a statement given , we learn that the gross ...
... judge how far they are swayed by those philanthropic motives , and how much by the consideration , that " the proceeds of the sales have been in an inverse ratio to the quantity sold . " By a statement given , we learn that the gross ...
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... judge of every thing by the event . Had Brutus succeeded in restoring the republic , even at the expense of Cæsar's life , there is no question but that they who are now most noisy in their condemnation of him , would have applauded his ...
... judge of every thing by the event . Had Brutus succeeded in restoring the republic , even at the expense of Cæsar's life , there is no question but that they who are now most noisy in their condemnation of him , would have applauded his ...
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... judge from such imperfect accounts as have hitherto appeared before the public ; but the fatal result of that disaster forces itself upon us under the most mortifying and melancholy reflections . Who is the enemy in whose presence we ...
... judge from such imperfect accounts as have hitherto appeared before the public ; but the fatal result of that disaster forces itself upon us under the most mortifying and melancholy reflections . Who is the enemy in whose presence we ...
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... judge of their condition by comparison : else there are very few who might not , by looking at Greece and Spain , learn to be content with their own . What cries of lamentation arise in those countries ! The Indians of America are ...
... judge of their condition by comparison : else there are very few who might not , by looking at Greece and Spain , learn to be content with their own . What cries of lamentation arise in those countries ! The Indians of America are ...
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