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of art Let it not , however , he imagined , while I recommend careful attention to
marner , and exhibit the happy fruits of industry , that I mean to applaud , or even
to tolerate , those puerile niceties and irifiing ornaments in siyle and manner , by
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of art Let it not , however , he imagined , while I recommend careful attention to
marner , and exhibit the happy fruits of industry , that I mean to applaud , or even
to tolerate , those puerile niceties and irifiing ornaments in siyle and manner , by
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Page 74
In this class we do not include the instruction for a whining delivery , which is held
out as rather a captivating manner , notwithstanding the general dissuasive that
follows : Singing is perhaps derived from the same causes as the cadencies of ...
In this class we do not include the instruction for a whining delivery , which is held
out as rather a captivating manner , notwithstanding the general dissuasive that
follows : Singing is perhaps derived from the same causes as the cadencies of ...
Page 275
From these causes I am led to disapprove of the Irish manner of treating their hay
; although , in opposition to my opinion , some of them say , that , if it were not
treated in this way , it would heat so much as to cause it to fire ; this however may
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From these causes I am led to disapprove of the Irish manner of treating their hay
; although , in opposition to my opinion , some of them say , that , if it were not
treated in this way , it would heat so much as to cause it to fire ; this however may
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