American Quarterly Review, Том 8Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1830 |
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... course , that sort of taste , which must be the result of patient cultivation and fami- liarity with elevated models , but that instinctive power of dis- tinguishing the proper and the beautiful from the absurd , which seems to have ...
... course , that sort of taste , which must be the result of patient cultivation and fami- liarity with elevated models , but that instinctive power of dis- tinguishing the proper and the beautiful from the absurd , which seems to have ...
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... course ; but that the effect of suspending the transportation of the mail on that day would be to decide the question in favour of those who prefer a particular system . " All this appears to us to be unanswer- ably true . How does the ...
... course ; but that the effect of suspending the transportation of the mail on that day would be to decide the question in favour of those who prefer a particular system . " All this appears to us to be unanswer- ably true . How does the ...
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... course of nature constitutes a miracle . But then the simple Indian did not fancy himself possessed of any superhuman power in effecting it ; and this constitutes the important difference between him and our pretenders to miraculous ...
... course of nature constitutes a miracle . But then the simple Indian did not fancy himself possessed of any superhuman power in effecting it ; and this constitutes the important difference between him and our pretenders to miraculous ...
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