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... interest . Considering his early habits and infirmities , we may well be surprised at his longevity ; for he had exceeded his seventy - fourth year by near four months when he expired at Edinburgh on the 8th of De- cember , 1859 . In ...
... interest we have embodied in the earlier part of this article ; of the remainder we cannot say anything that has not been said already . De Quincey's imagination was powerful enough by itself ; but stimulated by this intoxicating drug ...
... interest was at stake , some mightier cause , than ever yet the sword had pleaded , or trumpet had proclaimed . Then came sudden alarms ; hurryings to and fro , trepidations of innumerable fugitives ; I knew not whether from the good ...
... interest - partly because we cannot help more than half suspecting that De Quincey has in this case been guilty of something very like plagiarism . The point we are about to call attention to is an assertion of the similarity between ...
... interests is a principle of the Constitution . Do the Radical Reformers show the slightest inclination to respect the principle while devising remedies for the anomaly ? On the contrary , men tell us openly that no practical anomaly can ...