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... equal merit : " All else that breathed below the circling sky , Were link'd to earth by some endearing tie ; He only , like the ocean weed uptorn , And loose among the world of waters borne , Was cast companionless , from wave to wave ...
... equal merit : " All else that breathed below the circling sky , Were link'd to earth by some endearing tie ; He only , like the ocean weed uptorn , And loose among the world of waters borne , Was cast companionless , from wave to wave ...
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... equal merit : " All else that breathed below the circling sky , Were link'd to earth by some endearing tie ; He only , like the ocean weed uptorn , And loose among the world of waters borne , Was cast companionless , from wave to wave ...
... equal merit : " All else that breathed below the circling sky , Were link'd to earth by some endearing tie ; He only , like the ocean weed uptorn , And loose among the world of waters borne , Was cast companionless , from wave to wave ...
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... equal to the former parts of the work ; and of consequence greatly superior to the smaller poems of the same author , of which we have in former numbers spoken as we have thought they deserved . The loose and luxuriant harmony of the ...
... equal to the former parts of the work ; and of consequence greatly superior to the smaller poems of the same author , of which we have in former numbers spoken as we have thought they deserved . The loose and luxuriant harmony of the ...
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... equal simplicity and justice , only requested of their imperial perse- cutors that they might not be condemned without inquiry , without examination made as to what they professed and what they practised . The demand was reasonable ...
... equal simplicity and justice , only requested of their imperial perse- cutors that they might not be condemned without inquiry , without examination made as to what they professed and what they practised . The demand was reasonable ...
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... equal dignity in the ranks of human knowledge , the unfortunate victim of our national education is incomparably better informed than the greatest of the ancient philosophers : the discovery of these divine truths is too profound for ...
... equal dignity in the ranks of human knowledge , the unfortunate victim of our national education is incomparably better informed than the greatest of the ancient philosophers : the discovery of these divine truths is too profound for ...
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