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... object naturally leads to the idea of another which was connected with it either in time or place , or which can be compared or contrafted with it . Hence arifes our at- tachment to inanimate objects ; hence alfo , in fome degree , the ...
... object naturally leads to the idea of another which was connected with it either in time or place , or which can be compared or contrafted with it . Hence arifes our at- tachment to inanimate objects ; hence alfo , in fome degree , the ...
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... objects are confin'd The filent feafts of the reflective mind . Danger and death a dread delight inspire ; And the bald veteran glows with wonted fire , When , richly bronz'd by many a summer sun , He counts his fcars , and tells what ...
... objects are confin'd The filent feafts of the reflective mind . Danger and death a dread delight inspire ; And the bald veteran glows with wonted fire , When , richly bronz'd by many a summer sun , He counts his fcars , and tells what ...
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... objects familiar to him in his early youth . ROBERTSON'S Hift . iv . 256 . NOTE XV . Verse 307 . Then did his horse , & c . The memory of the horse forms the ground - work of a little pleafing K 2 romance romance of the twelfth century ...
... objects familiar to him in his early youth . ROBERTSON'S Hift . iv . 256 . NOTE XV . Verse 307 . Then did his horse , & c . The memory of the horse forms the ground - work of a little pleafing K 2 romance romance of the twelfth century ...
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