-
ought to be
exercised by none who are not
thoroughly weaned from the
prepossessions and
habits incident to
foreign birth and education. The term of nine...
- a
common veil. The veil was
woven of faith, illusion, and
childish prepossession,
through which the
world and
history were seen clad in
strange hues...
- the other, on the very
beginning of our acquaintance, I have
courted prepossession and ignorance, and
driven reason away,
where either were concerned....
-
conception of history, were
entirely out of
harmony with Morison's
prepossessions. Yet in his
anxiety to do
justice to his subject, he
steeped himself...
- thigh. His gaze is severe, wide-e**** and
fixed straight ahead in
fierce prepossession. His
throne and
surrounding court, however,
present an
unorthodox and...
- provocation,
momentary disturbance of the intellect, coupling, ****ent,
prepossession, and p****ion.
Temptation is
usually used in a
loose sense to describe...
-
belief possesses them that this
Province must
inevitably suc****b – This
Prepossession is
fatal to
every exertion – Legislators, Magistrates,
Militia Officers...
- and so
completely has the
author divested herself of all in
lividual prepossessions, that it may be
doubted whether from a
single p****age in the
whole work...
-
Europe was that his
lucidity and
method of
presentation awakened a
prepossession in
favour of
Arabic literature among the
scholars of the West: the methods...
-
watch with
jealousy the
secret workings of my own
personal feelings and
prepossessions. Such
vigilance is a
matter of
necessity to
every writer of history...
