Essays and Reviews, المجلد 2Ticknor, Reed, and Fields, 1851 |
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... object very far from sublime . Lamb , after extracting copiously from the play , adds the following eloquent and discriminative remarks : - " Though some resemblance may be traced between the charms in Macbeth and the incantations in ...
... object very far from sublime . Lamb , after extracting copiously from the play , adds the following eloquent and discriminative remarks : - " Though some resemblance may be traced between the charms in Macbeth and the incantations in ...
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... her dis- guised brother to accept the dishonorable proposals of a duke . Vindici , the brother , whose object is simply to test the virtue of his sister , eloquently sets forth the Your tongues have struck hot irons on my face .
... her dis- guised brother to accept the dishonorable proposals of a duke . Vindici , the brother , whose object is simply to test the virtue of his sister , eloquently sets forth the Your tongues have struck hot irons on my face .
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... object creates physical disgust is the reason why we should take it to our arms ; the fact that a man excites moral ... objects of love are those whom the law hates and persecutes . What we call law and order , are other names for ...
... object creates physical disgust is the reason why we should take it to our arms ; the fact that a man excites moral ... objects of love are those whom the law hates and persecutes . What we call law and order , are other names for ...
الصفحة 78
... object of getting hanged . The force of this argument for cheap wretchedness and ruin will depend much on the natural disposition of those to whom it is addressed . Some men , doubtless , have a theory of human life , in which happiness ...
... object of getting hanged . The force of this argument for cheap wretchedness and ruin will depend much on the natural disposition of those to whom it is addressed . Some men , doubtless , have a theory of human life , in which happiness ...
الصفحة 88
... object of our being and the laws of our nature as to produce a finished whim- perer . But still there is no community free from a multitude of croakers and alarmists , who display with greater or less completeness the qualities we have ...
... object of our being and the laws of our nature as to produce a finished whim- perer . But still there is no community free from a multitude of croakers and alarmists , who display with greater or less completeness the qualities we have ...
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