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Excerpt from A Review of a Discourse Occasioned by the Death of Daniel Webster, Preached at the Melodeon 31, 1852, by Theodore Parker
It may be thought that the reviewer takes too much notice of the trifles of style: the reason for treating them so seriously is this, these straws of metaphor Show which way the wind of doctrine blows him, and give a knowledge of the meteorology of his passions. 'in this-relation they assume an importance not intrinsically their own.
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