Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations, 1-2. kötetBenjamin B. Mussey, 1842 |
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27. oldal
... render ourselves contents himself with being merely excellent . Very few are such abso- a gentleman . He has an estate , lute idiots , as not to be able to be- therefore he will not endeavour to come at least decent , if not eminent ...
... render ourselves contents himself with being merely excellent . Very few are such abso- a gentleman . He has an estate , lute idiots , as not to be able to be- therefore he will not endeavour to come at least decent , if not eminent ...
28. oldal
... rendered of some service men found that stage the most agree- after their deaths , by affording les - able part of their journey . sons of instruction and morality When men come to riper years , to those they leave behind them . the ...
... rendered of some service men found that stage the most agree- after their deaths , by affording les - able part of their journey . sons of instruction and morality When men come to riper years , to those they leave behind them . the ...
35. oldal
... renders himself ridiculous . upright , and serve their own wicked Add to all this , that sincerity is designs by honest and lawful means . the most compendious wisdom , and Indeed , if a man were only to deal an excellent instrument for ...
... renders himself ridiculous . upright , and serve their own wicked Add to all this , that sincerity is designs by honest and lawful means . the most compendious wisdom , and Indeed , if a man were only to deal an excellent instrument for ...
41. oldal
... render them more proper for that while it lasts , and that it should last particular animal's way of life , than no longer than is necessary for the any other cast or texture of them preservation of the young ? would have been . The ...
... render them more proper for that while it lasts , and that it should last particular animal's way of life , than no longer than is necessary for the any other cast or texture of them preservation of the young ? would have been . The ...
47. oldal
... render yourselves ami- tivating the benevolent and humane able in society , correct every appear- affections . As a great part of your ance of harshness in behaviour . Let happiness is to depend on the con- that courtesy distinguish ...
... render yourselves ami- tivating the benevolent and humane able in society , correct every appear- affections . As a great part of your ance of harshness in behaviour . Let happiness is to depend on the con- that courtesy distinguish ...
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