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" ... of pretension or notion of his own importance, or so little solicitous to distinguish himself, or so sincerely willing to give place to every one else. Even upon subjects which he had thoroughly studied, he was never in the least impatient to speak,... "
Life of Dr. John Reid, Late Chandos Professor of Anatomy and Medicine in the ... - 65. oldal
szerző: George Wilson - 1852 - 316 oldal
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The Edinburgh Annual Register, for 1808-26, 12. kötet

1823 - 946 oldal
...young and the gay with the same sort of conversation which instructed the learned and the grave — There never, indeed, was a man of learning and talent...appeared in society so perfectly free from all sorts of pretensions or notion of his own importance, or solicitous to distinguish himself, or so sincerely...

The Edinburgh magazine, and literary miscellany, a new series of ..., 5. kötet

1819 - 610 oldal
...instructed the learned and the grave. There never, indeed, was a man of learning and talent who «\ipeared in society so perfectly free from all sorts of pretension...one else. Even upon subjects which he had thoroughly studiedjhe was never in the least impatient to speak, and spoke at all times without any tone of authority...

The Gentleman's Magazine, 89. kötet,2. rész;126. kötet

1819 - 780 oldal
...the young and the gay with the same sort of conversation which instructed the learned and the grave. There never, indeed, was a man of learning and talent...who appeared in society so perfectly free from all sons of preteniion or notion of his own importance, or solicitous to distinguish himself, or so sincerely...

The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for ..., 89. kötet,2. rész

1819 - 800 oldal
...all sori» of pretension or notion of his own importance, or solicitous to distinguish himself, pr so sincerely willing to give place to every one else. Even upon subjects which be bad thoroughly studied, he was never in the least impatient to speak, and spoke at all time* without...

The Annual Biography and Obituary, 4. kötet

1820 - 494 oldal
...the young and the gay with the same sort of conversation which instructed the learned and the grave. There never, indeed, was a man of learning and talent...never in the least impatient to speak, and spoke at all times without any tone of authority ; while, so far from wishing to set off what he had to say...

The Annual Biography and Obituary for the Year ..., 4. kötet

1820 - 494 oldal
...the young and the gay with the same sort of conversation which instructed the learned and the grave. There never, indeed, • was a man of learning and...never in the least impatient to speak, and spoke at all tunes without any tone of authority ; while, so far from wishing to set off what he had to say...

The Quarterly Journal, 8. kötet

1820 - 450 oldal
...the .young and the gay with the same sort of conversation which instructed the learned and the grave. There never, indeed, was a man of learning and talent...never in the least impatient to speak, and spoke at all times without any tone of authority ; while, so far from wishing to set off what he had to say...

The British Critic: A New Review, 18. kötet

1822 - 696 oldal
...the gay with the same sort of conversation which enabled him to instruct the learned and the grave. There never, indeed, was a man of learning and talent...never in the least impatient to speak, and spoke at all times without any tone of authority ; while, so far from wishing to set off what he had to say...

Works, with a memoir of the author, 1. kötet

John Playfait - 1822 - 668 oldal
...the young and the gay with the same sort of conversation which instructed the learned and the grave. There never, indeed, was a man of learning and talent...never in the least impatient to speak, and spoke at all times without any tone of authority ; while, so far from wishing to set off what he had to say...

The Edinburgh Annual Register, 12. kötet

1823 - 944 oldal
...appeared in society so perfectly free from all sorts of pretensions or notion of hi* own importance, or solicitous to distinguish himself, or so sincerely...never in the least impatient to speak, and spoke at all times without any tone of authority ; while so far from wishing to set oil' what he had to say...




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