The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 22Philological Society of London, 1792 |
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... thought , " fays he , " that purfuits which add to the innocent happi- nefs of life , are too refpectable to require defence . A knowledge of antiquities im- plies labour and erudition , and I do not know that it disposes either to vice ...
... thought , " fays he , " that purfuits which add to the innocent happi- nefs of life , are too refpectable to require defence . A knowledge of antiquities im- plies labour and erudition , and I do not know that it disposes either to vice ...
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... thought are filed ; Whofe tolfome day no gleam of pleasure knows , And night fcarce yields the bledings of repofe ; Yet Learning's fummit fhall he fail to climb , His fpirits wafted , and mis - spent his time . For as th ' elastic bow ...
... thought are filed ; Whofe tolfome day no gleam of pleasure knows , And night fcarce yields the bledings of repofe ; Yet Learning's fummit fhall he fail to climb , His fpirits wafted , and mis - spent his time . For as th ' elastic bow ...
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... thoughts . ' This power Mr. S. confiders as confifting in two things : ift , In the ability of detaining any idea or object of thought ; and , 2d , In the influence which our habits of thinking have upon the laws of affociation . This ...
... thoughts . ' This power Mr. S. confiders as confifting in two things : ift , In the ability of detaining any idea or object of thought ; and , 2d , In the influence which our habits of thinking have upon the laws of affociation . This ...
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