The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners: With Strictures on Their Epitome, the Stage ..., Volume 4proprietors, 1797 |
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... mind ; to teach it to overcome its prejudices , allay its passions , and to triumph over mortification , affliction , and disgrace ? Are those whom genius and elocution have uplifted from the lower branches of society into general and ...
... mind ; to teach it to overcome its prejudices , allay its passions , and to triumph over mortification , affliction , and disgrace ? Are those whom genius and elocution have uplifted from the lower branches of society into general and ...
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... mind into sensations , resensations , and prosensations . This is equally sim- ple and comprehensive ; and the more philosophical that it does not pretend to shew the manner in which ideas are either produced in the mind or reproduced ...
... mind into sensations , resensations , and prosensations . This is equally sim- ple and comprehensive ; and the more philosophical that it does not pretend to shew the manner in which ideas are either produced in the mind or reproduced ...
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... minds suppose , that such men as Dr. Robert- son made those slight deviations through ignorance of the principles of elegant construction and just arrangement ; but rather charita- bly suppose , that his mind was too intently employed ...
... minds suppose , that such men as Dr. Robert- son made those slight deviations through ignorance of the principles of elegant construction and just arrangement ; but rather charita- bly suppose , that his mind was too intently employed ...
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Incidents illustrated | 14 |
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