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Page 13
The in- for the perception of elegance may terests which occupy the mind of the
be , as it were , removed into a purer Trader , are too important to admit of and
more healthy atmosphere , -and any such participation . Surrounded learn , by ...
The in- for the perception of elegance may terests which occupy the mind of the
be , as it were , removed into a purer Trader , are too important to admit of and
more healthy atmosphere , -and any such participation . Surrounded learn , by ...
Page 36
As the ture . This , therefore , they claim as colleague of Dr Gall , he had been ac
a discovery peculiarly their own , and cused , in no very ambiguous terms ,
considering it one of high importance , by the Edinburgh Review , of wilful they
style it ...
As the ture . This , therefore , they claim as colleague of Dr Gall , he had been ac
a discovery peculiarly their own , and cused , in no very ambiguous terms ,
considering it one of high importance , by the Edinburgh Review , of wilful they
style it ...
Page 39
The chare ing and important part of the litera- acters are few , and the fable
neither ture of every nation into which it has intricate nor the incidents surprising .
been introduced , and no nation that Its whole interest arises out of the has
cultivated ...
The chare ing and important part of the litera- acters are few , and the fable
neither ture of every nation into which it has intricate nor the incidents surprising .
been introduced , and no nation that Its whole interest arises out of the has
cultivated ...
Page 86
tific characters whom this country contains , in Norfolk , Esq . who married Matilda
, - The instrument itself , by means of which only surviving daughter of General
James all those important results have been ob- Lockhart of Lee and Carnwath ...
tific characters whom this country contains , in Norfolk , Esq . who married Matilda
, - The instrument itself , by means of which only surviving daughter of General
James all those important results have been ob- Lockhart of Lee and Carnwath ...
Page 297
... to the classical antiquary , have now , in many places , relapsed but they are
not of that importance into barbarism . ... have protations which the first
intelligence of mised to effect a very important change them had excited in our
minds .
... to the classical antiquary , have now , in many places , relapsed but they are
not of that importance into barbarism . ... have protations which the first
intelligence of mised to effect a very important change them had excited in our
minds .
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