Littell's Living Age, 32. kötetLittell, Son and Company, 1852 |
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93. oldal
... remarkable degree . Ah ! Who would not call him clusively for his own sovereign - yet he mentions other nations always in terms of respect , and never applies to their inhabitants those contemptuous epithets and degrading appellations ...
... remarkable degree . Ah ! Who would not call him clusively for his own sovereign - yet he mentions other nations always in terms of respect , and never applies to their inhabitants those contemptuous epithets and degrading appellations ...
244. oldal
... remarkable to us , if we do not absolutely regard them as trivial and commonplace . Pope observes of one of his contemporaries : - The wit is lost unless you print his face ! came invariably to be associated with them in the public mind ...
... remarkable to us , if we do not absolutely regard them as trivial and commonplace . Pope observes of one of his contemporaries : - The wit is lost unless you print his face ! came invariably to be associated with them in the public mind ...
321. oldal
... remarkable than the absence of that vanity which more frequently than any other cause prevents men from acknowledging any change of opinion . In proportion as the number of men resembling him in the ranks of journalists increases , so ...
... remarkable than the absence of that vanity which more frequently than any other cause prevents men from acknowledging any change of opinion . In proportion as the number of men resembling him in the ranks of journalists increases , so ...
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