The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1816 |
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... expression . His plan , he tells us , was to pre- meditate very little in conversation , and very much in writing . In composing a note or a letter , he had , before he took up the pen , completely arranged what he meant to express ...
... expression . His plan , he tells us , was to pre- meditate very little in conversation , and very much in writing . In composing a note or a letter , he had , before he took up the pen , completely arranged what he meant to express ...
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... expression of which inanimate nature is susceptible , or , in other words , it appreciates its capacities of uses . 6 The second regards the expression which inspires animated nature , or , in other words , appreciates the capacities of ...
... expression of which inanimate nature is susceptible , or , in other words , it appreciates its capacities of uses . 6 The second regards the expression which inspires animated nature , or , in other words , appreciates the capacities of ...
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... expression indicating the strength or weakness of the machine , are superadded those expressions which belong to ani- mal , to rational , and to moral expression . Thus the first order becomes the foundation of general taste ; the ...
... expression indicating the strength or weakness of the machine , are superadded those expressions which belong to ani- mal , to rational , and to moral expression . Thus the first order becomes the foundation of general taste ; the ...
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