English Prose: Eighteenth centurySir Henry Craik Macmillan, 1911 |
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... followed . And Law was not less out of sympathy with the philosophy than with the religion of his age . He set himself steadily against the dominant school of Locke , which he thought responsible for the unspiritual tone of the period ...
... followed . And Law was not less out of sympathy with the philosophy than with the religion of his age . He set himself steadily against the dominant school of Locke , which he thought responsible for the unspiritual tone of the period ...
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... followed , she was diverted from the thoughts of getting out of the house to Mrs. Leeson's , or anywhere else . MR . LOVELACE TO JOHN BELFORD , ESQ . Tuesday morning . The affair is over . AND now , Belford , I can go no further ...
... followed , she was diverted from the thoughts of getting out of the house to Mrs. Leeson's , or anywhere else . MR . LOVELACE TO JOHN BELFORD , ESQ . Tuesday morning . The affair is over . AND now , Belford , I can go no further ...
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... passages , some prodigious flashes of light ; but then you must acknowledge that light is often followed by darkness visible , to use his own expression . Besides , not having the honour to be acquainted with 90 ENGLISH PROSE.
... passages , some prodigious flashes of light ; but then you must acknowledge that light is often followed by darkness visible , to use his own expression . Besides , not having the honour to be acquainted with 90 ENGLISH PROSE.
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... followed by Christian writers , much to the discredit , as I conceive , of Revelation and to the triumph of libertinism and infidelity ; the actions of the prophets being delivered as realities ; and these writers represent- ing them as ...
... followed by Christian writers , much to the discredit , as I conceive , of Revelation and to the triumph of libertinism and infidelity ; the actions of the prophets being delivered as realities ; and these writers represent- ing them as ...
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... followed my wife , and asked her if she had indeed ordered the cloth to be laid in the barn ? She answered in the affirmative ; upon which Mrs. Francis declared she would not dispute her pleasure , but it was the first time she believed ...
... followed my wife , and asked her if she had indeed ordered the cloth to be laid in the barn ? She answered in the affirmative ; upon which Mrs. Francis declared she would not dispute her pleasure , but it was the first time she believed ...
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