The Reader: Containing I. The Art of Delivery ... a Selection of Lessons in the Various Kinds of Prose : II. Poetick Numbers ... a Selection of Lessons in the Various Kinds of Verse : Being the Third Part of a Columbian Exercise, the Whole Comprising an Easy and Systematical Method of Teaching and of Learning the English Language |
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Strana 79
What may we suppose superior beings , what may we suppose the Supreme himself to feel in his infinite mind ? ... Can we suppose he feels himself to be wholly uninfluenced by reasonable and impor tant considerations ?
What may we suppose superior beings , what may we suppose the Supreme himself to feel in his infinite mind ? ... Can we suppose he feels himself to be wholly uninfluenced by reasonable and impor tant considerations ?
Strana 80
Do I not , on the contrary , feel that I yield to them , because I choose to seize the present object , which I expect to yield me some fancied advantage ? Do I not feel in my own mind a violent struggle between the considerations of ...
Do I not , on the contrary , feel that I yield to them , because I choose to seize the present object , which I expect to yield me some fancied advantage ? Do I not feel in my own mind a violent struggle between the considerations of ...
Strana 103
In order to love it , you must feel its delights ; in order to feel its delights , you must apply to it , however irksome at first , closely , constantly and for a considerable time . If you have resolution enough to do this ...
In order to love it , you must feel its delights ; in order to feel its delights , you must apply to it , however irksome at first , closely , constantly and for a considerable time . If you have resolution enough to do this ...
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