Chambers's Cyclopædia of English Literature, Volume 2J.B. Lippincott Company, 1910 - American literature |
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... field , while its very limita- tions and restrictions tended to control and concentrate his ' thick - coming fancies ... Fields . And it came from a most unhopeful source . It would have been as easy to predict that a middle - aged ...
... field , while its very limita- tions and restrictions tended to control and concentrate his ' thick - coming fancies ... Fields . And it came from a most unhopeful source . It would have been as easy to predict that a middle - aged ...
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... fields of investigation . In the first book of his Essay Locke treats of innate ideas . He denies altogether the doctrine of innate ideas or conscious principles in the mind : God having endued man with those faculties of knowing which ...
... fields of investigation . In the first book of his Essay Locke treats of innate ideas . He denies altogether the doctrine of innate ideas or conscious principles in the mind : God having endued man with those faculties of knowing which ...
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... fields his daily toil , And dress the grateful glebe that yields him fruits . The beasts that under the warm hedges slept , And weathered out the cold bleak night , are up , And , looking towards the neighbouring pastures , raise The ...
... fields his daily toil , And dress the grateful glebe that yields him fruits . The beasts that under the warm hedges slept , And weathered out the cold bleak night , are up , And , looking towards the neighbouring pastures , raise The ...
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... fields . Lee's heroic style - verging upon rodomontade -may be seen in lines such as those on Brutus throwing off his disguise of idiocy after the rape of Lucrece by Tarquin : As from night's womb the glorious day breaks forth , And ...
... fields . Lee's heroic style - verging upon rodomontade -may be seen in lines such as those on Brutus throwing off his disguise of idiocy after the rape of Lucrece by Tarquin : As from night's womb the glorious day breaks forth , And ...
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... fields all night ; he came to the house betwixt seven and eight , and desired to call in the family , that he might pray amongst them : He said , Lord , when wilt thou avenge Brown's blood ? Oh , let Brown's blood be precious in thy ...
... fields all night ; he came to the house betwixt seven and eight , and desired to call in the family , that he might pray amongst them : He said , Lord , when wilt thou avenge Brown's blood ? Oh , let Brown's blood be precious in thy ...
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