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... sentiments and those of his correspondents seem to be in an unsettled state . We have , however , the evidence on both sides of the question , given with the greatest imparti ality ; on the whole it preponderates in favour of punch ...
... sentiments and those of his correspondents seem to be in an unsettled state . We have , however , the evidence on both sides of the question , given with the greatest imparti ality ; on the whole it preponderates in favour of punch ...
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... sentiments of the author , when occupying the various relative situations of a daughter , a wife , a mother , and a protégée , are truly praiseworthy ; while the display of a warm and lively imagination , correct and animated language ...
... sentiments of the author , when occupying the various relative situations of a daughter , a wife , a mother , and a protégée , are truly praiseworthy ; while the display of a warm and lively imagination , correct and animated language ...
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... sentiments , sublime in his imagery , he presents nothing which he does not fathom , characterize , and impress with an indelible mark ; he carries the exaltation of style to the highest degree of which it is capable ; he gains ...
... sentiments , sublime in his imagery , he presents nothing which he does not fathom , characterize , and impress with an indelible mark ; he carries the exaltation of style to the highest degree of which it is capable ; he gains ...
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