Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations, 1-2. kötetBenjamin B. Mussey, 1842 |
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18. oldal
... hath been unknown . think themselves renewed in their There are several examples in story , children , and are willing to transmit of tender friendships formed betwixt themselves to future times ? or is it men , who knew not of their ...
... hath been unknown . think themselves renewed in their There are several examples in story , children , and are willing to transmit of tender friendships formed betwixt themselves to future times ? or is it men , who knew not of their ...
29. oldal
... hath with a bountiful crease ; and it is thence propagated hand prepared a variety of pleasures by men , who , having finished their for the various stages of life . It be- studies , go into the world , and spread hoves us not to be ...
... hath with a bountiful crease ; and it is thence propagated hand prepared a variety of pleasures by men , who , having finished their for the various stages of life . It be- studies , go into the world , and spread hoves us not to be ...
34. oldal
... hath scat - cerity is true wisdom . Particularly as tered up and down several degrees to the affairs of this world , integrity of pleasure and pain , in all the things hath many advantages over all the that environ and affect us , and ...
... hath scat - cerity is true wisdom . Particularly as tered up and down several degrees to the affairs of this world , integrity of pleasure and pain , in all the things hath many advantages over all the that environ and affect us , and ...
35. oldal
... hath to do to repose the greatest forfeited the reputation of his integri- trust and confidence in him , which ty , he is set fast , and nothing will is an unspeakable advantage in the then serve his turn , neither truth nor business ...
... hath to do to repose the greatest forfeited the reputation of his integri- trust and confidence in him , which ty , he is set fast , and nothing will is an unspeakable advantage in the then serve his turn , neither truth nor business ...
75. oldal
... hath cannot fail to infect you , unless you once tasted their excellencies , will purposely cultivate in your minds a desire to taste them yet again .; and he contrary bias , and make the devo- who tastes them oftenest , will relish ...
... hath cannot fail to infect you , unless you once tasted their excellencies , will purposely cultivate in your minds a desire to taste them yet again .; and he contrary bias , and make the devo- who tastes them oftenest , will relish ...
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