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... honours and distinction , that their minds , which had been used continually to the storms of these violent and tempestuous passions , can hardly be put in motion by the delicate and refined play of the imagina- tion . These men ...
... honours and distinction , that their minds , which had been used continually to the storms of these violent and tempestuous passions , can hardly be put in motion by the delicate and refined play of the imagina- tion . These men ...
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... honoured in the midst of the people , in his coming out of the sanctuary ! He was as the morning star in the midst of ... honour , and was clothed with the perfection of glory , when he went up to the holy altar , he made the garment of ...
... honoured in the midst of the people , in his coming out of the sanctuary ! He was as the morning star in the midst of ... honour , and was clothed with the perfection of glory , when he went up to the holy altar , he made the garment of ...
Page 170
... honour , persuasion , magistrate , and the like . These I call compound abstract words . Words , I am sensible , are capable of being classed into more curious distinctions ; but these seem to be natural , and enough for our purpose ...
... honour , persuasion , magistrate , and the like . These I call compound abstract words . Words , I am sensible , are capable of being classed into more curious distinctions ; but these seem to be natural , and enough for our purpose ...
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... ( honour , justice , liberty , and the like , ) produce the first and the last of these effects , but not the second . Simple abstracts are used to signify some one simple idea , without much adverting to others which may chance to attend ...
... ( honour , justice , liberty , and the like , ) produce the first and the last of these effects , but not the second . Simple abstracts are used to signify some one simple idea , without much adverting to others which may chance to attend ...
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... honour abroad , with temper and with firmness ; by making an advantageous treaty of commerce with Russia ; by obtaining a liquidation of the Canada bills , to the satisfaction of the proprietors ; by reviving and raising from its ashes ...
... honour abroad , with temper and with firmness ; by making an advantageous treaty of commerce with Russia ; by obtaining a liquidation of the Canada bills , to the satisfaction of the proprietors ; by reviving and raising from its ashes ...
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