Select British Classics, 38. kötetJ. Conrad, 1803 |
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69. oldal
... thou seemed to keep strange company , and with a positive sufficiency , incident to old age , to follow too much thy own inventions . Thou dependest too much likewise upon thy correspondence here , and art apt to take people's words ...
... thou seemed to keep strange company , and with a positive sufficiency , incident to old age , to follow too much thy own inventions . Thou dependest too much likewise upon thy correspondence here , and art apt to take people's words ...
70. oldal
... thou have base , sordid , ignoble tricks connived at or tole- rated ? Art thou a scholar , and wouldest thou have learning and good manners discouraged ? Wouldest thou have a cringing servility , parasitical shuffling , fawning , and ...
... thou have base , sordid , ignoble tricks connived at or tole- rated ? Art thou a scholar , and wouldest thou have learning and good manners discouraged ? Wouldest thou have a cringing servility , parasitical shuffling , fawning , and ...
135. oldal
... Thou hast shewed unto thy servant David my father , great mercy , according as he walked before thee in truth and in righteous- ness , and in uprightness of heart with thee , and thou hast kept for him this great kindness , that thou ...
... Thou hast shewed unto thy servant David my father , great mercy , according as he walked before thee in truth and in righteous- ness , and in uprightness of heart with thee , and thou hast kept for him this great kindness , that thou ...
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