American Quarterly Review, Том 15Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1834 |
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... produced by one - third ; the double octave , produced by one - quarter ; the seventeenth , or major third , produced by one - fifth , & c . & c . An incon- ceivable number of these combine to produce one note , that of the whole tube ...
... produced by one - third ; the double octave , produced by one - quarter ; the seventeenth , or major third , produced by one - fifth , & c . & c . An incon- ceivable number of these combine to produce one note , that of the whole tube ...
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... produced or enjoyed by the mind . " But if , with Burke , we separate the sublime and beautiful into two styles , which shall we prefer ? Surely the sublime , as requiring most mind in the person gratified , and in the author of the ...
... produced or enjoyed by the mind . " But if , with Burke , we separate the sublime and beautiful into two styles , which shall we prefer ? Surely the sublime , as requiring most mind in the person gratified , and in the author of the ...
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... produce of the country . Consequently , the merchant of the interior , who sends his flour & c . , to Cincinnati or New ... produced on the exchange operations of that institution . By the facilities afforded by the Bank of the United ...
... produce of the country . Consequently , the merchant of the interior , who sends his flour & c . , to Cincinnati or New ... produced on the exchange operations of that institution . By the facilities afforded by the Bank of the United ...
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