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In an advanced state of society , the expression of simple emotion is so obstructed , by ceremony , or so distorted by affectation , that though the sentiment itself be still familiar to the greater part of mankind , the verbal ...
In an advanced state of society , the expression of simple emotion is so obstructed , by ceremony , or so distorted by affectation , that though the sentiment itself be still familiar to the greater part of mankind , the verbal ...
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... expression of great events and natural emotions , altogether unassisted by any splenVOL . XIV . NO . 27 . B dour " dour or amplification of expression . The characteristic merit , 1809 . Campbell's Gertrude of Wyoming . 17.
... expression of great events and natural emotions , altogether unassisted by any splenVOL . XIV . NO . 27 . B dour " dour or amplification of expression . The characteristic merit , 1809 . Campbell's Gertrude of Wyoming . 17.
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Equally elliptical are the expressions dico quod sentio , ' that is , id quod sentio ; and , in our own language , I know ... These instances , therefore , afford no authority for such an expression as edoceant quibus instructa est ...
Equally elliptical are the expressions dico quod sentio , ' that is , id quod sentio ; and , in our own language , I know ... These instances , therefore , afford no authority for such an expression as edoceant quibus instructa est ...
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Gertrude of Wyoming a Pennsylvanian Tale | 1 |
Strictures on two Critiques in the Edinburgh Review | 40 |
Milners Appeal and J B Trotters Letter to Lord | 60 |
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