The North American Review, Volumes 38-39O. Everett, 1834 |
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... occasion calls for , that religion had no agency in any of its forms in causing , his insanity . Those who have thrown out this suggestion seem to have done it as matter of inference merely ; finding in him that despair of salvation ...
... occasion calls for , that religion had no agency in any of its forms in causing , his insanity . Those who have thrown out this suggestion seem to have done it as matter of inference merely ; finding in him that despair of salvation ...
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... occasion , when the veil of darkness was sud- denly lifted ; but at this period , when he felt that he was sink- ing into an insanity which might last as long as life , and was grasping at every thing that afforded the faintest hope of ...
... occasion , when the veil of darkness was sud- denly lifted ; but at this period , when he felt that he was sink- ing into an insanity which might last as long as life , and was grasping at every thing that afforded the faintest hope of ...
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... occasion ; and Mrs. Unwin attended him with a kindness and self - devotion , which were requited by his lasting gratitude and affection . But nothing would avail ; he re- mained in a state of helpless despondency for five years , all ...
... occasion ; and Mrs. Unwin attended him with a kindness and self - devotion , which were requited by his lasting gratitude and affection . But nothing would avail ; he re- mained in a state of helpless despondency for five years , all ...
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... occasion ; he does not seem to have admired the play of Cowper's humor , though it was one of his most remarkable powers ; the poet studiously apol- ogizes for it in his letters to Newton , assuring him that it was introduced in order ...
... occasion ; he does not seem to have admired the play of Cowper's humor , though it was one of his most remarkable powers ; the poet studiously apol- ogizes for it in his letters to Newton , assuring him that it was introduced in order ...
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... occasions the laborious study of difficult points , in the sources . No man will be insensible to the importance of these treatises , who will consider how much form , and manner , and occasion have to do , in the imparting of knowledge ...
... occasions the laborious study of difficult points , in the sources . No man will be insensible to the importance of these treatises , who will consider how much form , and manner , and occasion have to do , in the imparting of knowledge ...
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