The Pleasures of Memory. [By Samuel Rogers.]P. Wogan, 1804 - 60 pages |
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... objects , and sometimes by an internal operation of the mind . Of the former species is most probably the memory “ . of brutes ; and its many sources of pleasure to them , as well as to us are considered in the first part . The : ( vi ) ...
... objects , and sometimes by an internal operation of the mind . Of the former species is most probably the memory “ . of brutes ; and its many sources of pleasure to them , as well as to us are considered in the first part . The : ( vi ) ...
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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 contrasted with it . Hence arises our attachment to inanimate objects ; hence also , in some 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 contrasted with it . Hence arises our attachment to inanimate objects ; hence also , in some degree , the ...
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... objects kindred thoughts inspire , ( e ) As summer - clouds flash forth electric fire . And hence this spot gives back the joys of youth , Warm as the life , and with the mirror's truth . Hencehome felt pleasure prompts the Patriot's ...
... objects kindred thoughts inspire , ( e ) As summer - clouds flash forth electric fire . And hence this spot gives back the joys of youth , Warm as the life , and with the mirror's truth . Hencehome felt pleasure prompts the Patriot's ...
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... objects are confin'd The silent feasts of the reflective mind . Dinger 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 scars , and tells what ...
... objects are confin'd The silent feasts of the reflective mind . Dinger 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 scars , and tells what ...
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... it . NOTE d . So Scotia's Queen , & c . Elle se leve sur son lict , et se met à contempler la France encore , ettant qu'elle peut . BRANTOME , i . 140 . NOTE e . P. 16 . Thus kindred objects kindred # 6 NOTES ON THE FIRST PART .
... it . NOTE d . So Scotia's Queen , & c . Elle se leve sur son lict , et se met à contempler la France encore , ettant qu'elle peut . BRANTOME , i . 140 . NOTE e . P. 16 . Thus kindred objects kindred # 6 NOTES ON THE FIRST PART .
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