Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations, 1-2. kötetBenjamin B. Mussey, 1842 |
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ix. oldal
... learned , possessed a refined taste for the charms of literature , as well as much urbanity , which he was very successful in imparting among his pupils . At this time that amiable man and elegant scholar , Dr. Jortin , took great ...
... learned , possessed a refined taste for the charms of literature , as well as much urbanity , which he was very successful in imparting among his pupils . At this time that amiable man and elegant scholar , Dr. Jortin , took great ...
x. oldal
... learned public orator , both of whom feared , without foundation as it proved in the result , that so laborious an undertaking would interfere with the literary career he had so successfully commenced . Mrs. Montague also , and several ...
... learned public orator , both of whom feared , without foundation as it proved in the result , that so laborious an undertaking would interfere with the literary career he had so successfully commenced . Mrs. Montague also , and several ...
xi. oldal
... learned languages . This bill has been since withdrawn . It afforded , however , a subject for a splendid defence of classical education . Dr. Knox combated most powerfully the arguments of Milton , Locke , Bacon , and others , who ...
... learned languages . This bill has been since withdrawn . It afforded , however , a subject for a splendid defence of classical education . Dr. Knox combated most powerfully the arguments of Milton , Locke , Bacon , and others , who ...
10. oldal
... learned from a scholar . He thought . he be not completely stupid , must himself sufficiently exalted by being always suffer for want of superiority , placed at the same table with his pu- sinks him to submissiveness . My pil , and had ...
... learned from a scholar . He thought . he be not completely stupid , must himself sufficiently exalted by being always suffer for want of superiority , placed at the same table with his pu- sinks him to submissiveness . My pil , and had ...
30. oldal
... learned languages and possessed of this excellent frame of of antiquity . Guardian . mind , is not only easy in his thoughts , but a perfect master of all the powers and faculties of the soul : his ima- 16. On Cheerfulness . I have ...
... learned languages and possessed of this excellent frame of of antiquity . Guardian . mind , is not only easy in his thoughts , but a perfect master of all the powers and faculties of the soul : his ima- 16. On Cheerfulness . I have ...
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