The Cabinet: Or, Monthly Report of Polite Literature, Volumen3Mathews and Leigh., 1808 |
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... speaking , when she struck the chords of her lyre , and sung in a low but melting tone one of those simple and affecting airs which at once take possession of the heart as well as of the ear . I listened with ecstasy . The voice ceased ...
... speaking , when she struck the chords of her lyre , and sung in a low but melting tone one of those simple and affecting airs which at once take possession of the heart as well as of the ear . I listened with ecstasy . The voice ceased ...
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... speaking , and from his associating with persons of inferior rank and doubtful reputation , he had long suspected that a dangerous enterprize was in agitation : that he had forborne , from delicacy , friendship , and respect to enter on ...
... speaking , and from his associating with persons of inferior rank and doubtful reputation , he had long suspected that a dangerous enterprize was in agitation : that he had forborne , from delicacy , friendship , and respect to enter on ...
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... speak from my own feelings and settled purpose , not for a moment ; such is the im- proved state of general information , such the omnipotence of public opinion , of truth , and common sense , for which we are indebted to the ...
... speak from my own feelings and settled purpose , not for a moment ; such is the im- proved state of general information , such the omnipotence of public opinion , of truth , and common sense , for which we are indebted to the ...
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... speak , and command in thy heart . Take heed of the things , I fear , thou hast reasoned thyself into ; and thou shalt be able through him , without consulting flesh and blood , to do valiantly for him and for his people . " . Thus ...
... speak , and command in thy heart . Take heed of the things , I fear , thou hast reasoned thyself into ; and thou shalt be able through him , without consulting flesh and blood , to do valiantly for him and for his people . " . Thus ...
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... speak so indul- gently of a weakness at once so criminal and so contemp- tible . The editors of these posthumous works may min- gle the softness of family affection with their feelings of disapprobation in this instance . This , for ...
... speak so indul- gently of a weakness at once so criminal and so contemp- tible . The editors of these posthumous works may min- gle the softness of family affection with their feelings of disapprobation in this instance . This , for ...
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