The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1810 |
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Page 127
... sense will warrant us in affirming that precision is the next . Why do we speak or write but to be understood ? but is not the sense always tardily conveyed to the understanding where the speaker or the writer employs a superfluity of ...
... sense will warrant us in affirming that precision is the next . Why do we speak or write but to be understood ? but is not the sense always tardily conveyed to the understanding where the speaker or the writer employs a superfluity of ...
Page 237
... sense , no more indelible than another . The office of a man who reads or speaks a sermon in a pulpit is no more indelible in a physical or metaphysical sense , than that of a man whose office it is to brush the cobwebs off the pews ...
... sense , no more indelible than another . The office of a man who reads or speaks a sermon in a pulpit is no more indelible in a physical or metaphysical sense , than that of a man whose office it is to brush the cobwebs off the pews ...
Page 547
... sense , sound anatomy , an intimate acquaintance with the works of the great masters , both ancient and modern , and zeal , unrelaxed by ostentation , to promote the interests of a science , which is inti- mately connected with the ...
... sense , sound anatomy , an intimate acquaintance with the works of the great masters , both ancient and modern , and zeal , unrelaxed by ostentation , to promote the interests of a science , which is inti- mately connected with the ...
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