Prose Works, Volume 1Bohn, 1848 - Great Britain |
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Page i
... perhaps , without blame , express in this place the re- gret which the disparaging tone adopted in speaking of their pre- decessors by too many of the biographers of this great writer , has never failed to cause in me . From their ...
... perhaps , without blame , express in this place the re- gret which the disparaging tone adopted in speaking of their pre- decessors by too many of the biographers of this great writer , has never failed to cause in me . From their ...
Page iv
... perhaps , be permitted , by the way , to hazard another observation . The idea seems to have arisen from the practice of ordinary verse - makers in comparatively refined ages , whose timid sensibilities unfit them to shine or struggle ...
... perhaps , be permitted , by the way , to hazard another observation . The idea seems to have arisen from the practice of ordinary verse - makers in comparatively refined ages , whose timid sensibilities unfit them to shine or struggle ...
Page vi
... perhaps , be said for the great majority of those engaged in the study of English literature , for whom , and not for those already deeply versed in his writings , the present discourse is intended . Another obstacle to the diffusion of ...
... perhaps , be said for the great majority of those engaged in the study of English literature , for whom , and not for those already deeply versed in his writings , the present discourse is intended . Another obstacle to the diffusion of ...
Page viii
... perhaps , have remained inactive , or manifested itself in a less fierce and uncompromising manner . He might have spoken or written , indeed , against the abuses of church- government ; but he would probably have exhibited in his ...
... perhaps , have remained inactive , or manifested itself in a less fierce and uncompromising manner . He might have spoken or written , indeed , against the abuses of church- government ; but he would probably have exhibited in his ...
Page xii
... perhaps even of Christian charity . But this is more a subject of regret than wonder . The spirit of the times was fierce ; all parties being known to each other more by the interchange of injuries than of brotherly love , or anything ...
... perhaps even of Christian charity . But this is more a subject of regret than wonder . The spirit of the times was fierce ; all parties being known to each other more by the interchange of injuries than of brotherly love , or anything ...
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