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For my own part , I often flatter myself Iwith the honourable mention which will then be made of me ; and have drawn up a paragraph in my own imagination , that I fancy will not be altogether unlike what will be found in some page or ...
For my own part , I often flatter myself Iwith the honourable mention which will then be made of me ; and have drawn up a paragraph in my own imagination , that I fancy will not be altogether unlike what will be found in some page or ...
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The force of reason gives a certain beauty , mixed with the conscience of well - doing and thirst of glory , to all which before was terrible and ghastly to the 66 VOL . II O imagination . Add to this , that the fellowship of No.
The force of reason gives a certain beauty , mixed with the conscience of well - doing and thirst of glory , to all which before was terrible and ghastly to the 66 VOL . II O imagination . Add to this , that the fellowship of No.
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... who had most heat and life in their imaginations , we are to consider that the rule of observing what the French ... was hurried on by a natural fire and impetuosity to vast conceptions of things , and noble sallies of imagination .
... who had most heat and life in their imaginations , we are to consider that the rule of observing what the French ... was hurried on by a natural fire and impetuosity to vast conceptions of things , and noble sallies of imagination .
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