Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volúmenes1-2Hurd and Houghton, 1875 |
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... necessary for the interpre- tative and representative requirements of the historian . He possessed the understanding of the philosopher only so far as it is necessary to throw into relations the vividly conceived facts derived from the ...
... necessary for the interpre- tative and representative requirements of the historian . He possessed the understanding of the philosopher only so far as it is necessary to throw into relations the vividly conceived facts derived from the ...
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... necessary to our plans as boldness . I did not wish to startle Cæsar to lose his co - operation — perhaps to send him off with an information against us to Cicero and Catulus . He was so indignant at your suggestion , that all my ...
... necessary to our plans as boldness . I did not wish to startle Cæsar to lose his co - operation — perhaps to send him off with an information against us to Cicero and Catulus . He was so indignant at your suggestion , that all my ...
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... necessary : -form your plans . Be they what they may , there is one who , in exile , in poverty , in peril , asks only to wander , to beg , to die with you . ' 66 My Zoe , I do not anticipate any such necessity . To renounce the ...
... necessary : -form your plans . Be they what they may , there is one who , in exile , in poverty , in peril , asks only to wander , to beg , to die with you . ' 66 My Zoe , I do not anticipate any such necessity . To renounce the ...
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... necessary consequence , great coldness of senti- ment ; by a passion for frivolous and tawdry orna- ment ; and , above all , by an extreme feebleness and dif- fuceness of style . Tasso , Marino , Guarini , Metastasio , and a crowd of ...
... necessary consequence , great coldness of senti- ment ; by a passion for frivolous and tawdry orna- ment ; and , above all , by an extreme feebleness and dif- fuceness of style . Tasso , Marino , Guarini , Metastasio , and a crowd of ...
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... necessary for him to delineate accurately " all monstrous , all prodigious things , " to utter what might to others appear " unutterable , " to relate with the air of truth what fables had never feigned , • to embody what fear had never ...
... necessary for him to delineate accurately " all monstrous , all prodigious things , " to utter what might to others appear " unutterable , " to relate with the air of truth what fables had never feigned , • to embody what fear had never ...
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