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  a Language of Interest or Inclination       1724 a Language of a particular Cast, and contains Expressions, whose Penetracy can no more be translated into another Language, than the Water of a Diamond can be painted       1729

in a language, of which there is now extant but one volume       1767

a language of such real difficulty       1769 gainst the true pronunciation of a language of which he pretends to be master       1773

that a language of art had been framed by philosophers, by what means       1773-74

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the words of a language of art       1773-74 that nothing in a language of art is without art       1773-74

were ever found without a language of their own       1773

a language of a very alarming import       1786 the soul, incapable of finding words in common language suitable to its lofty conceptions, and disdaining every thing low and prosaic, was obliged to invent a language of its own       1794

Every distemper may be said, in some sense, to have a language of its own       1797

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a language of delightful sensation, that is far more eloquent than words: it breathes to the ear the clearest intimations; but how it was learned, to what origin we owe it, or what is the meaning of some of its most affecting strains we know not       1799 making a language of his own, and telling how ’twas spoken in those parts       1801

a language of this kind, and has reduced its elements to the simple sounds       1801

intelligible to the heart. It is a language of       1803 a language of which the natives were so absurdly ashamed       1805

a language of a very witty volatile people, seekers after novelty, and abounding with variety of notions       1805 but it is a language of passion only, and not of ideas       1807

a language of more extensive use seems, from the preceding circumstances, to have been given to bees; and if it be not, in some degree, a language of ideas, it appears to be something very similar.       1807

unquestionably a language of emotions and passions, as well as a language of ideas. Words       1808 a language of difficult acquisition       1810 a language of phrases, and that, consequently, many words must unavoidably be given by circumlocution       1810

Woman is a language of itself — its characters are more obscure than hieroglyphics       1811 for it is a language of tropes and figures... he suddenly burst forth into a warm panegyric       1811

a language. Of such words, one may often be       1812

a language of its own. Their bodies and arms were ornamented with different figures indented by fire       1817 a language formed of gestures, as there was a language of words       1818 A language of this description would indeed be a nondescript, altogether vague and uncertain       1818

but whether there be such a thing as a language of nature or instinct       1819

Yet... they have a character, as they have a language, of their own ; and the most marked feature of their character is a love of hazard       1819

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A language of a still more simple, more determinate, in a word       1820 a language of a very different nature       1821 a language of the voice       1826 a language of some kind or other       1826 a language of this kind, and of far greater extent and variety       1826

altogether a language of things       1826 if not altogether, a language of pictures       1826 clothed in a language of his own creation       1826

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a language of human thoughts       1826 a language of impenetrable privacy       1826 a language of its own, that is to say       1827

of necessity a language of symbols. if such then, of necessity       1828 being purely a language of ideas       1828 a language of ideas rather than of words       1828

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translations from a language of which he is entirely ignorant       1828 which he surely could not have done, had he not been taught a language of some kind or other       1829 a language of State       1829

a language of which he had neither dictionary nor grammar       1830 a language of figures, every object or notion being expressed in it by       1831 a language of the utmost simplicity, certainty, and expressiveness       1831

and it would be a language of fixed sounds       1831 accustomed only to a language of definite ideas, attempting to glean from that language information concerning that language of the soul which expresses no definite ideas       1832 a language of the eastern peninsula       1834

a language of a different stock       1834 a language of the most extensive diffusion       1834 a language of sounds. Their misfortune       1835

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how a language of signs is formed and improved       1835 a language of its own unintelligible beyond its walls       1835 a language distinct from speech — a language of signs and motions inexpressibly significant and vivacious       1835

a language of terms to every new discovery       1836 of those ideas. A language of words       1836 in a language of possibilities       1836

a language of its own, which speaks so feelingly to the heart, and so pleasingly to the imagination       1837 A language of methodized signs       1837

So that some power above us would afford The means to make a language of a word       1838

a language of a more primitive character       1855 the invention of a language of so much character and grammatical peculiarity       1855 scarce more elaborate than a language of signs       1905

any practice of speech, inasmuch as it involves writing, is a language of fear       1982

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Those born on September 25 live in a curious relationship with their society. On the one hand they are dependent on it for their sustenance, and ultimately their success. On the other hand they are often openly critical of it and capable of ironically exposing its faults. In doing so they may actually show how the social fabric around them can be improved and strengthened. Thus their apparent negativity or probing evaluations can lead to positive results.   Oddly enough, outside of their local sphere, those born on this day may be seen as living symbols of the area from which they come, so closely are they identified with it in the minds of others. Yet no one will be more keenly aware and critical of their neighborhood, town, city, state or country than they. Their relationship, then, with their homeplace is interestingly symbiotic, a kind of sharing that can be at once advantageous and disadvantageous for both parties.

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