The Port Folio, Volume 2Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1809 - Philadelphia (Pa.) |
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... mind Of desultory man , studious of change , And pleas'd with novelty may be indulg'd . Vol . II . JULY , 1809 ... minds , or engage the attention of his hearers . The word Emphasis , etymologically considered , means significa ...
... mind Of desultory man , studious of change , And pleas'd with novelty may be indulg'd . Vol . II . JULY , 1809 ... minds , or engage the attention of his hearers . The word Emphasis , etymologically considered , means significa ...
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mind or improvement to the understanding , which are certainly of more importance than merely impressing or pleasing the ear with the force of sound by emphasis : for though that may be necessary to awa- ken attention and thereby to ...
mind or improvement to the understanding , which are certainly of more importance than merely impressing or pleasing the ear with the force of sound by emphasis : for though that may be necessary to awa- ken attention and thereby to ...
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... mind of the observer , a train of melancholy reflections . The in the Cape François was once a city of much magnificence and splendor , and perhaps the richest of all the West Indies . Two conflagrations have now reduced it to a ...
... mind of the observer , a train of melancholy reflections . The in the Cape François was once a city of much magnificence and splendor , and perhaps the richest of all the West Indies . Two conflagrations have now reduced it to a ...
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... mind : with a degree of in- stinct inferior to that of many brutes , without the means of communi- cation with his fellow creatures , without a form under which he can class his ideas , or signs of recollection by which he may recall ...
... mind : with a degree of in- stinct inferior to that of many brutes , without the means of communi- cation with his fellow creatures , without a form under which he can class his ideas , or signs of recollection by which he may recall ...
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... mind already began to analyse , and his time was already become valuable : the elements of grammar kept pace with his other acquirements , and while he learned to distinguish that which merely is , from that which lives , and the ...
... mind already began to analyse , and his time was already become valuable : the elements of grammar kept pace with his other acquirements , and while he learned to distinguish that which merely is , from that which lives , and the ...
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