The Round Table, 1817Woodstock Books, 1991 - Počet stran: 261 |
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... sentiments by looks , tones , and gestures . Now , we are inclined in many cases to prefer this latter mode of judging of what passes in the mind to more positive and formal proof , were it for no other reason than that it is ...
... sentiments by looks , tones , and gestures . Now , we are inclined in many cases to prefer this latter mode of judging of what passes in the mind to more positive and formal proof , were it for no other reason than that it is ...
Strana 141
... itself to other topics ; and will be too apt to lead its votaries to a con- tempt for the opinions of others , a jealousy of every difference of sentiment , and a disposition to arrogate ON THE TENDENCY OF SECTS . 141.
... itself to other topics ; and will be too apt to lead its votaries to a con- tempt for the opinions of others , a jealousy of every difference of sentiment , and a disposition to arrogate ON THE TENDENCY OF SECTS . 141.
Strana 54
... sentiment . The writer who most nearly resembles him in our own times is the author of the Lyrical Ballads . We see no other difference between them , than that the one wrote in prose and the other in poetry ; and that prose is perhaps ...
... sentiment . The writer who most nearly resembles him in our own times is the author of the Lyrical Ballads . We see no other difference between them , than that the one wrote in prose and the other in poetry ; and that prose is perhaps ...
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INTRODUCTION H T | 1 |
On Chaucer L H To the President and Companions of the Round Table | 7 |
The Subject Continued H T | 9 |
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