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... passages which clearly shew in what sense he understood the term ' national ' when applied to religion . For instance , Vol . ii . p . 336. The notion of a religious establishment comprehends three things ; first , a clergy , or an ...
... passage in the heated hold of a ship , is often enveloped with a membranous corticle like that which lies immediately beneath the hark . All these appearances are certain indications of the dry - rot ; and they point out , with ...
... passage over the ocean , must be ascribed the facility and dispatch with which the army of our illustrious com- mander in Spain has been reinforced , and the opportunities which have been afforded , under his auspices , of establishing ...
... passages of the second and third . The first satire , he conceives to be ' peculiarly fit for his purpose , be- cause it abounds in fine passages , and is not without difficulties . ' How the fine passages are rendered , we may ...
... passages , which we shall think it right to mention in the order of their occurrence ; some on ac- count of their novelty and interest , others because , in a work so likely to be universally studied , we wish to leave nothing unnoticed ...