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It was , however , a sense of the wild and unprofitable length to which the guessers had run , which produced a few years ago the very opposite sect whom we may term the Foliantists - men who stood by the first folio through sense and ...
It was , however , a sense of the wild and unprofitable length to which the guessers had run , which produced a few years ago the very opposite sect whom we may term the Foliantists - men who stood by the first folio through sense and ...
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The Corrector has God of judgment — to the dissatisfaction , probably , of most readers ; the received text commending itself to the poetical sense , even without the aid of Mr. Dyce's fine parallel passage from Dante .
The Corrector has God of judgment — to the dissatisfaction , probably , of most readers ; the received text commending itself to the poetical sense , even without the aid of Mr. Dyce's fine parallel passage from Dante .
Page 437
... brilliant colours , and phantasms of wondrous variety - thus it is that abominable odours oppress the sense of smell when that sense is abolished , and bitterness is felt when nought bitter touches the palate .
... brilliant colours , and phantasms of wondrous variety - thus it is that abominable odours oppress the sense of smell when that sense is abolished , and bitterness is felt when nought bitter touches the palate .
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lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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