The Port FolioEditor and Asbury Dickens, 1809 |
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... admiration ; in the other , fear without respect . But exploits of intellect only , can secure that genuine estimation , that grateful homage of the heart , which it is almost as honoura- ble to pay as to receive . The powers of Genius ...
... admiration ; in the other , fear without respect . But exploits of intellect only , can secure that genuine estimation , that grateful homage of the heart , which it is almost as honoura- ble to pay as to receive . The powers of Genius ...
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... Admiration , the Editor has insisted , with emphasis , on the talents and liberality of his associates in this enterprise . As it has been nobly expressed , on another occasion , Generosity al- ways receives part of its value from the ...
... Admiration , the Editor has insisted , with emphasis , on the talents and liberality of his associates in this enterprise . As it has been nobly expressed , on another occasion , Generosity al- ways receives part of its value from the ...
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... admiration of every face that pleased him , and careless in the recital of his ad- ventures ; it was a circumstance of this sort , that drew down upon him the vengeance of the Duke of Burgundy . The same direction will immediately ...
... admiration of every face that pleased him , and careless in the recital of his ad- ventures ; it was a circumstance of this sort , that drew down upon him the vengeance of the Duke of Burgundy . The same direction will immediately ...
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... admiration is soon followed by the zeal to imitate ; and he not only composed several pieces , both in prose and verse , but procured the publication of some of them in a distinct volume , be- fore his seventeenth year . These ...
... admiration is soon followed by the zeal to imitate ; and he not only composed several pieces , both in prose and verse , but procured the publication of some of them in a distinct volume , be- fore his seventeenth year . These ...
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... admiration for the drama , which leads some per- sons to the theatre , and those dissolute and idle habits , by which the attendance of others is produced , and which evince a taste for the life and manners of the actor , rather than a ...
... admiration for the drama , which leads some per- sons to the theatre , and those dissolute and idle habits , by which the attendance of others is produced , and which evince a taste for the life and manners of the actor , rather than a ...
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