Peter's Letters to His Kinsfolk, Zväzok 1W. Blackwood, 1819 |
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... nature of your disposition . Above all , I should be highly flattered to learn that the account I have given of the State of Religion in Scotland , had interested and pleased you . The truly liberal and apostolic zeal with which your ...
... nature of your disposition . Above all , I should be highly flattered to learn that the account I have given of the State of Religion in Scotland , had interested and pleased you . The truly liberal and apostolic zeal with which your ...
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... nature - how insignifi- cant the being that forms a scarcely distin- guishable speck in that huge sweep of congrega , ted existence - yet how noble the spirit which * has called together that mass - which rules and guides 6 EDINBURGH .
... nature - how insignifi- cant the being that forms a scarcely distin- guishable speck in that huge sweep of congrega , ted existence - yet how noble the spirit which * has called together that mass - which rules and guides 6 EDINBURGH .
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... Nature . How awful is the idea which the poet has expressed , when he speaks of " all that mighty heart ! " And yet there is no lack of food for enthusiasm even here . Here is the capital of an ancient , independent , and heroic nation ...
... Nature . How awful is the idea which the poet has expressed , when he speaks of " all that mighty heart ! " And yet there is no lack of food for enthusiasm even here . Here is the capital of an ancient , independent , and heroic nation ...
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... nature alone can excavate . The builders of the old city , too , appear as if they had made nature the model of their architecture . Seen through the lowering mist which almost perpetually envelopes them , the huge masses of these ...
... nature alone can excavate . The builders of the old city , too , appear as if they had made nature the model of their architecture . Seen through the lowering mist which almost perpetually envelopes them , the huge masses of these ...
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... natural re- sult of their sense of their own comparative im- portance . It is a result , notwithstanding , which tends to make any thing but a favourable im- pression on the mind of a stranger . High and low , they are , for the most ...
... natural re- sult of their sense of their own comparative im- portance . It is a result , notwithstanding , which tends to make any thing but a favourable im- pression on the mind of a stranger . High and low , they are , for the most ...
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