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... merit of both , in different ways , that all who lean towards manly pursuits and eloquence , refined mo- rality , and deep thinking , will bow to the shrine of the one ; - while the votaries of lively and quaint wit , fancy , and ...
... merit of both , in different ways , that all who lean towards manly pursuits and eloquence , refined mo- rality , and deep thinking , will bow to the shrine of the one ; - while the votaries of lively and quaint wit , fancy , and ...
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... merit particular notice for the conciliatory spirit that . ( so very seasonably ) breathes through them : - Let us drive Party - rage from our breasts , In each sufferer a brother behold ; Sweet pity with merit each object invests ...
... merit particular notice for the conciliatory spirit that . ( so very seasonably ) breathes through them : - Let us drive Party - rage from our breasts , In each sufferer a brother behold ; Sweet pity with merit each object invests ...
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a negation of the merit of that which is a negation of merit ; and tends to destroy its force ; yet if it perpetually appeals to reason , instead of declaiming with the pomp of moral self - sufficiency , even though its warmth betrays ...
a negation of the merit of that which is a negation of merit ; and tends to destroy its force ; yet if it perpetually appeals to reason , instead of declaiming with the pomp of moral self - sufficiency , even though its warmth betrays ...
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