The Spirit of the English MagazinesMonroe and Francis, 1831 - American periodicals |
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... mind , and favors its tendencies to the pursuit of science and intellectual improvement ; and , on the other , it gives a more general and freer spirit to literature itself than it would otherwise have , by bringing together the ...
... mind , and favors its tendencies to the pursuit of science and intellectual improvement ; and , on the other , it gives a more general and freer spirit to literature itself than it would otherwise have , by bringing together the ...
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... mind these horrible forebodings . No tolling bell from the castle , or from any neighboring church or convent , struck upon his ear to tell how the hours passed . Frequently he would stop and listen for some sound that might betoken the ...
... mind these horrible forebodings . No tolling bell from the castle , or from any neighboring church or convent , struck upon his ear to tell how the hours passed . Frequently he would stop and listen for some sound that might betoken the ...
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... mind . Vivenzio partook of the food that was before him , without apprehen- sion . It might be poisoned ; but if it were , he knew he could not es- cape death , should such be the de- sign of Tolfi , and the quickest death would be the ...
... mind . Vivenzio partook of the food that was before him , without apprehen- sion . It might be poisoned ; but if it were , he knew he could not es- cape death , should such be the de- sign of Tolfi , and the quickest death would be the ...
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... mind was over- whelmed with others of a far greater magnitude . It suggested , however , a feeble hope of deliverance ; and there is no hope so feeble as not to yield some support to a heart bend- ing under despair . He resolved to ...
... mind was over- whelmed with others of a far greater magnitude . It suggested , however , a feeble hope of deliverance ; and there is no hope so feeble as not to yield some support to a heart bend- ing under despair . He resolved to ...
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... mind from time to time , in spite of himself ; but they scarcely moved it from that stupor into which it had sunk , and which kept him , during the whole night , like one who had been drugged with opium . He was equally insensible to ...
... mind from time to time , in spite of himself ; but they scarcely moved it from that stupor into which it had sunk , and which kept him , during the whole night , like one who had been drugged with opium . He was equally insensible to ...
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