The English Review, Volume 15F. & J. Rivington., 1851 |
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Page 32
... believe them , not only from Mr. Amari's high character for fidelity , honesty , and accuracy , but from the full and unmistakeable evidence of entire and unswerving truthfulness , which these volumes display . No one can read them ...
... believe them , not only from Mr. Amari's high character for fidelity , honesty , and accuracy , but from the full and unmistakeable evidence of entire and unswerving truthfulness , which these volumes display . No one can read them ...
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... believe that it is the very reverse , that the pent - up malice of men's hearts only rankles the more deeply because it cannot show itself as it was wont to do of old . Yet though it be hypo- critical , we should recollect that ...
... believe that it is the very reverse , that the pent - up malice of men's hearts only rankles the more deeply because it cannot show itself as it was wont to do of old . Yet though it be hypo- critical , we should recollect that ...
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... believe , and what we are to do , so clearly stated , that we cannot dangerously mistake . ' And so , if we were not preju- diced , it would be . And when it is otherwise , and men desert their mother Church , and will not receive plain ...
... believe , and what we are to do , so clearly stated , that we cannot dangerously mistake . ' And so , if we were not preju- diced , it would be . And when it is otherwise , and men desert their mother Church , and will not receive plain ...
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... believe that good men would generally feel this ; and that having spent their lives happily and honourably , they would be grieved at the close of them to think that the place of their earthly abode , which had seen , and seemed almost ...
... believe that good men would generally feel this ; and that having spent their lives happily and honourably , they would be grieved at the close of them to think that the place of their earthly abode , which had seen , and seemed almost ...
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... believe that to him that will be the most grateful criticism which most tends to help and further his objects . And nothing , we think , would so much tend to increase his authority , and thereby promote his views , as that he should ...
... believe that to him that will be the most grateful criticism which most tends to help and further his objects . And nothing , we think , would so much tend to increase his authority , and thereby promote his views , as that he should ...
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