Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations, 1-2. kötetBenjamin B. Mussey, 1842 |
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1 - 5 találat összesen 76 találatból.
5. oldal
... expect destruction sue their course without any other than those to whom it was most deviation . dreadful ; they all had the art of con- Reason was too often prevailed cealing their danger from them- upon so far by these promises , as ...
... expect destruction sue their course without any other than those to whom it was most deviation . dreadful ; they all had the art of con- Reason was too often prevailed cealing their danger from them- upon so far by these promises , as ...
26. oldal
... expect from you great his stewards will acquire immense application to books , after you are estates , and he himself perhaps will once thrown out into the great world . die in the Fleet . I know it is impossible ; and it may It should ...
... expect from you great his stewards will acquire immense application to books , after you are estates , and he himself perhaps will once thrown out into the great world . die in the Fleet . I know it is impossible ; and it may It should ...
39. oldal
... expecting illuminations from above . words . One morning after my nocturnal vi- " To Mirza , whom the wisdom of gil , just as I perceived the horizon Abbas our mighty Lord has honour - glow at the approach of the sun , the ed with ...
... expecting illuminations from above . words . One morning after my nocturnal vi- " To Mirza , whom the wisdom of gil , just as I perceived the horizon Abbas our mighty Lord has honour - glow at the approach of the sun , the ed with ...
43. oldal
... expect to be explained by any known qualities follow from such beginnings ? While inherent in the bodies themselves , so many around you are undergoing nor from any laws of mechanism , the sad consequences of a like indis- but ...
... expect to be explained by any known qualities follow from such beginnings ? While inherent in the bodies themselves , so many around you are undergoing nor from any laws of mechanism , the sad consequences of a like indis- but ...
58. oldal
... expect to reap any of its happy fruits . ed intervals . There can be no order For if into any one of those great de- in his life , who allots not a due share partments of life you suffer disorder of his time to retirement and reflec- to ...
... expect to reap any of its happy fruits . ed intervals . There can be no order For if into any one of those great de- in his life , who allots not a due share partments of life you suffer disorder of his time to retirement and reflec- to ...
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