Lectures on the Dramatic Literature of the Age of Elizabeth: Delivered at the Surrey InstitutionJ. Warren, 1821 - 356 Seiten |
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... idea alone , than any to be found in history , whether actual or feigned . This character is that of a sublime hu- manity , such as was never seen on earth before , nor since . This shone manifestly both in his words and actions . We ...
... idea alone , than any to be found in history , whether actual or feigned . This character is that of a sublime hu- manity , such as was never seen on earth before , nor since . This shone manifestly both in his words and actions . We ...
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... idea of a pure humanity . He redeemed man from the worship of that idol , self , and in- structed him by precept and example to love his neighbour as himself , to forgive our enemies , to do good to those that curse us and despitefully ...
... idea of a pure humanity . He redeemed man from the worship of that idol , self , and in- structed him by precept and example to love his neighbour as himself , to forgive our enemies , to do good to those that curse us and despitefully ...
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... idea of abstract bene- volence , of the desire to do good because ano- ther wants our services , and of regarding the human race as one family , the offspring of one common parent , is hardly to be found in any other code or system . It ...
... idea of abstract bene- volence , of the desire to do good because ano- ther wants our services , and of regarding the human race as one family , the offspring of one common parent , is hardly to be found in any other code or system . It ...
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... idea exists hitherto only in its own breast , and the impression of which it would make as universal as the eye of heaven , the benefit as common as the air we breathe . The first impulse of genius is to create what never existed before ...
... idea exists hitherto only in its own breast , and the impression of which it would make as universal as the eye of heaven , the benefit as common as the air we breathe . The first impulse of genius is to create what never existed before ...
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... idea of the merit of this old poem , which was published in 1563 . " By him lay heauie Sleepe cosin of Death Flat on the ground , and still as any stone , A very corps , saue yeelding forth a breath . Small keepe tooke he whom Fortune ...
... idea of the merit of this old poem , which was published in 1563 . " By him lay heauie Sleepe cosin of Death Flat on the ground , and still as any stone , A very corps , saue yeelding forth a breath . Small keepe tooke he whom Fortune ...
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