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... possess the gift of imagination , like Tasso , will always interest us in a much higher degree , than the mere exhibition of strong feelings with the same character repeated can be ex- pected to do . Strength and grandeur of imagination ...
... possess the gift of imagination , like Tasso , will always interest us in a much higher degree , than the mere exhibition of strong feelings with the same character repeated can be ex- pected to do . Strength and grandeur of imagination ...
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... possess a degree of activity and industry , from which , under other governments , would result that inde- pendence ... possesses more of mildness and gaiety , than of the frivolous vanity and volatile disposition of a neighbouring ...
... possess a degree of activity and industry , from which , under other governments , would result that inde- pendence ... possesses more of mildness and gaiety , than of the frivolous vanity and volatile disposition of a neighbouring ...
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... possess ; and their general prolixity was , there- fore , less observed : but the perusal of them is now a labour which few readers , without some motive of duty , have suffi- cient fortitude to encounter . The same prolixity may be ...
... possess ; and their general prolixity was , there- fore , less observed : but the perusal of them is now a labour which few readers , without some motive of duty , have suffi- cient fortitude to encounter . The same prolixity may be ...
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