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Page 92
... mind and heart on the principles of a rational piety , and with an enlarged view of the importance of the female character . Her great fuccefs is abundantly teftified by the many excellent and amiable members of fociety who have been ...
... mind and heart on the principles of a rational piety , and with an enlarged view of the importance of the female character . Her great fuccefs is abundantly teftified by the many excellent and amiable members of fociety who have been ...
Page 95
... mind : fo happy and rapid was the proficiency he made , that it feemed the effect of intuition rather than of painful study or of mental fatigue . The na- tural fimplicity and innocence of his heart , his cheerful difpofition , and his ...
... mind : fo happy and rapid was the proficiency he made , that it feemed the effect of intuition rather than of painful study or of mental fatigue . The na- tural fimplicity and innocence of his heart , his cheerful difpofition , and his ...
Page 107
... mind , infcrutable in its origin , bat inde- lible in its effect , which alone appears to command the energies and direct the fu- perior exertions of genius . The painter and the poet , indeed , often turn alde from the guiding ...
... mind , infcrutable in its origin , bat inde- lible in its effect , which alone appears to command the energies and direct the fu- perior exertions of genius . The painter and the poet , indeed , often turn alde from the guiding ...
Page 108
... mind the fenfation of honour , they must be found to form one of the moit congenial modes of eliciting the native ... minds of thofe , to whom it directs its influence . Merit , compelled to watch and cherith in folitude the gerins of ...
... mind the fenfation of honour , they must be found to form one of the moit congenial modes of eliciting the native ... minds of thofe , to whom it directs its influence . Merit , compelled to watch and cherith in folitude the gerins of ...
Page 109
... mind with the awful exhibitions of the Siftine Chapel , and of him who covers the wainscot or the walls of our houfes , to fecure them from the injuries of fmoke and rain . There is , no doubt , a reafon of a more fubitantial nature to ...
... mind with the awful exhibitions of the Siftine Chapel , and of him who covers the wainscot or the walls of our houfes , to fecure them from the injuries of fmoke and rain . There is , no doubt , a reafon of a more fubitantial nature to ...
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