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It is from such hints and suggestions of thought that Browne , as Wordsworth , plumes his wings and raises himself beyond the visible diurnal sphere . ' A temperament somewhat common to both was in both fed by similar political tenets ...
It is from such hints and suggestions of thought that Browne , as Wordsworth , plumes his wings and raises himself beyond the visible diurnal sphere . ' A temperament somewhat common to both was in both fed by similar political tenets ...
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He would find them , not certainly by shutting himself up in his closet and inventing what had not been thought of before , but by holding himself on the alert ; by listening with all his ears ( and he should have many ears abroad in ...
He would find them , not certainly by shutting himself up in his closet and inventing what had not been thought of before , but by holding himself on the alert ; by listening with all his ears ( and he should have many ears abroad in ...
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I remember mentioning to you , and I believe you told me that you had altered it in the following edition , that I thought you argued in some places as if the poor rates had no effect in increasing the quantity of food to be distributed ...
I remember mentioning to you , and I believe you told me that you had altered it in the following edition , that I thought you argued in some places as if the poor rates had no effect in increasing the quantity of food to be distributed ...
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Contents
Sir Thomas Brownes Works including his Life | 1 |
Narrative of a Residence in Koordistan and on the site | 35 |
Poggii Epistolæ Editas collegit et emendavit pleras | 60 |
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