Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations, 1-2. kötetBenjamin B. Mussey, 1842 |
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44. oldal
... character , and Let not the season of youth be every station in life . Bad as the barren of improvements , so essential world is , respect is always paid to to your felicity and honour . Your virtue . In the usual course of hu- character ...
... character , and Let not the season of youth be every station in life . Bad as the barren of improvements , so essential world is , respect is always paid to to your felicity and honour . Your virtue . In the usual course of hu- character ...
73. oldal
... character does not no longer its just purpose and appli- offer , but obtrude his civilities ; be- cation , but stretched it to that offici- cause he would merit by this assidu- ous sedulity , and extreme servility ity ; because , in ...
... character does not no longer its just purpose and appli- offer , but obtrude his civilities ; be- cation , but stretched it to that offici- cause he would merit by this assidu- ous sedulity , and extreme servility ity ; because , in ...
82. oldal
... character rises from the numberless discomposures in the world without struggle , and which agitate vulgar minds , inspired flourishes without envy . His mis- with higher sentiments ; taught to fortunes are universally lamented ; regard ...
... character rises from the numberless discomposures in the world without struggle , and which agitate vulgar minds , inspired flourishes without envy . His mis- with higher sentiments ; taught to fortunes are universally lamented ; regard ...
84. oldal
... character grossed by the world — that I have no with humanity . Let determined in- time for reflection , nor for the prac- tegrity dwell in a mild and gentle tice of many duties which I acknow- breast . A character thus supported ...
... character grossed by the world — that I have no with humanity . Let determined in- time for reflection , nor for the prac- tegrity dwell in a mild and gentle tice of many duties which I acknow- breast . A character thus supported ...
216. oldal
... character , but to his memory , his character , and his even those finer and more delicate religion . After a long life spent in strokes in it , which would have elud- teaching and suffering for that reli - ed a less observing eye , or ...
... character , but to his memory , his character , and his even those finer and more delicate religion . After a long life spent in strokes in it , which would have elud- teaching and suffering for that reli - ed a less observing eye , or ...
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