The Atlantic Magazine, Volume 2E. Bliss and E. White., 1825 - Periodicals |
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... possession . I lay for near an hour before I could rebuke the terrors which oppressed me ; and when my fears had so far vanished that I began to be ashamed of having felt them , I was forced again to undergo all the terrors of alarm ...
... possession . I lay for near an hour before I could rebuke the terrors which oppressed me ; and when my fears had so far vanished that I began to be ashamed of having felt them , I was forced again to undergo all the terrors of alarm ...
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... possessed , the amount of human happiness is obviously less , than where , from the wise distribution of political forces , or rather from the absence of all disturbing interferences , the wealth and the wisdom , which preposterous ...
... possessed , the amount of human happiness is obviously less , than where , from the wise distribution of political forces , or rather from the absence of all disturbing interferences , the wealth and the wisdom , which preposterous ...
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... possession , being one of the strongest and most extensive public interests , will result , with vastly more certainty , from the free operation of that interest represented in the legislative councils , than it can from the fallible ...
... possession , being one of the strongest and most extensive public interests , will result , with vastly more certainty , from the free operation of that interest represented in the legislative councils , than it can from the fallible ...
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... possessed an imagination so various and so versatile ; at least he has not succeeded , we think , in impressing a character of diversity so strong , so discriminative , and so definite upon the beautiful inventions of his dexterous ...
... possessed an imagination so various and so versatile ; at least he has not succeeded , we think , in impressing a character of diversity so strong , so discriminative , and so definite upon the beautiful inventions of his dexterous ...
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... possession of the powers of invention . Nothing but unquestionable talent is capable of disposing with given agents , given circumstances , and given objects , the rest of the materials of story , with such justness and exactness , that ...
... possession of the powers of invention . Nothing but unquestionable talent is capable of disposing with given agents , given circumstances , and given objects , the rest of the materials of story , with such justness and exactness , that ...
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