The Wit and Wisdom of the Rev. Sydney Smith: A Selection of the Most Memorable Passages in His Writings and ConversationLongmans, Green, and Company, 1869 - 355 oldal |
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... sure , read a single line ; and so began what has since turned out to be a very important and able journal . PUBLIC OPINION IN ENGLAND IN 1802 . FROM the beginning of the century ( about which time the Review began ) , to the death of ...
... sure , read a single line ; and so began what has since turned out to be a very important and able journal . PUBLIC OPINION IN ENGLAND IN 1802 . FROM the beginning of the century ( about which time the Review began ) , to the death of ...
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... sure to be assailed with all the Bil- lingsgate of the French Revolution . Jacobin , leveller , atheist , Socinian , incendiary , regicide , were the gentlest appellations used ; and any man who breathed a syllable against the senseless ...
... sure to be assailed with all the Bil- lingsgate of the French Revolution . Jacobin , leveller , atheist , Socinian , incendiary , regicide , were the gentlest appellations used ; and any man who breathed a syllable against the senseless ...
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... sure , might retort , to what purpose were gentlemen in Bond Street created ? To what purpose were certain foolish prating Members of Parliament created ? —pestering the House of Commons with their ignorance and folly , and impeding the ...
... sure , might retort , to what purpose were gentlemen in Bond Street created ? To what purpose were certain foolish prating Members of Parliament created ? —pestering the House of Commons with their ignorance and folly , and impeding the ...
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... sure - - or LET the world judge which is the most liable to cen- we who , in the midst of our rottenness , have torn off the manacles of slaves all over the world ; they who , with their idle purity , and useless perfection , have ...
... sure - - or LET the world judge which is the most liable to cen- we who , in the midst of our rottenness , have torn off the manacles of slaves all over the world ; they who , with their idle purity , and useless perfection , have ...
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... sure , a very expensive country ; but a million of millions has been expended in making it habitable and comfortable ; and this is a constant source of revenue , or , what is the same thing , a constant di- minution of expense to every ...
... sure , a very expensive country ; but a million of millions has been expended in making it habitable and comfortable ; and this is a constant source of revenue , or , what is the same thing , a constant di- minution of expense to every ...
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