A sentimental journey through France and ItalyLondon, 1853 - 14 Seiten |
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... means of my wife I obtained the living of Stillington . I remained nearly twenty years at Sutton ; doing duty at both places . Books , painting , fiddling , and shooting , formed my amuse- * Sterne was admitted to the degree of B. A. in ...
... means of my wife I obtained the living of Stillington . I remained nearly twenty years at Sutton ; doing duty at both places . Books , painting , fiddling , and shooting , formed my amuse- * Sterne was admitted to the degree of B. A. in ...
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... means was used to resist the progress of disease . In February , 1768 , the approaches of death became visible to his attendants , and all efforts proved unavailing . His death took place under circumstances similar to those which he ...
... means was used to resist the progress of disease . In February , 1768 , the approaches of death became visible to his attendants , and all efforts proved unavailing . His death took place under circumstances similar to those which he ...
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... means licentious . ' Men too generally as- soriate the ideas of moral grandear with the idea of genius , thougn genius revolts at the slightest indica- tion of compulsion er restraint ; and consequently faults are not so frequently ...
... means licentious . ' Men too generally as- soriate the ideas of moral grandear with the idea of genius , thougn genius revolts at the slightest indica- tion of compulsion er restraint ; and consequently faults are not so frequently ...
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... means . There is no real boundary to human investigation , but the capacity of the human mind ; whatever the mind , therefore , is able to comprehend , it ought to examine without restraint on the freedom of its in- quiry . Our opinions ...
... means . There is no real boundary to human investigation , but the capacity of the human mind ; whatever the mind , therefore , is able to comprehend , it ought to examine without restraint on the freedom of its in- quiry . Our opinions ...
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... means a cruel race they may be misled like other people ; but there is a mildness in their blood . As I acknow- ledged this , I felt a suffusion of a finer kind upon my cheek - more warm and friendly to man , than what Burgundy ( at ...
... means a cruel race they may be misled like other people ; but there is a mildness in their blood . As I acknow- ledged this , I felt a suffusion of a finer kind upon my cheek - more warm and friendly to man , than what Burgundy ( at ...
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