Elocution; Or, Mental and Vocal Philosophy: Involving the Principles of Reading and Speaking; and Designed for the Development and Cultivation of Both Body and Mind ... Illustrated by Two Or Three Hundred Choice Anecdotes; Three Thousand Oratorical and Poetical Readings; Five Thousand Proverbs, Maxims and Laconics, and Several Hundred Elegant EngravingsMorton & Griswold, 1845 - 368 oldal |
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32. oldal
... keep down little expenses , and you will not be likely to incur large ones . 7. Every one knows how to find fault . 8. Fair words and foul play cheat both young and old . 9. Give a knows best what is good , who has endured eru . 11 ...
... keep down little expenses , and you will not be likely to incur large ones . 7. Every one knows how to find fault . 8. Fair words and foul play cheat both young and old . 9. Give a knows best what is good , who has endured eru . 11 ...
33. oldal
... keep it , do not spring from , the nature of the way , but from the state of the traveler . 5. He , who wishes nothing , will gain nothing . 6. It is good to know a great deal ; but it is better to make a good use of what we do know . 7 ...
... keep it , do not spring from , the nature of the way , but from the state of the traveler . 5. He , who wishes nothing , will gain nothing . 6. It is good to know a great deal ; but it is better to make a good use of what we do know . 7 ...
34. oldal
... Keep one consistent plan -- from end to end . Walk with thy fellow creatures : note the hush And whisperings amongst them . Not a spring Or leaf - but hath his morning hymn ; each busk And oak - doth know I AM . Canst thou not sing O ...
... Keep one consistent plan -- from end to end . Walk with thy fellow creatures : note the hush And whisperings amongst them . Not a spring Or leaf - but hath his morning hymn ; each busk And oak - doth know I AM . Canst thou not sing O ...
36. oldal
... keep a dog . 7. If you had fewer pretended friends , and more cre- mies , you would have been a better man . 9 . Lean liberty - is better than fat slavery . 9 . Much coin - much care ; much meat - much mal- ady . 10. The submitting to ...
... keep a dog . 7. If you had fewer pretended friends , and more cre- mies , you would have been a better man . 9 . Lean liberty - is better than fat slavery . 9 . Much coin - much care ; much meat - much mal- ady . 10. The submitting to ...
38. oldal
... keep out a bad associate , than to get rid of him , after he has been admitted . 3. Consider well what you do , whence you come , and whither you go . 4. Ev- ery fool can find faults , that a great many wise men cannot mend . 5. He who ...
... keep out a bad associate , than to get rid of him , after he has been admitted . 3. Consider well what you do , whence you come , and whither you go . 4. Ev- ery fool can find faults , that a great many wise men cannot mend . 5. He who ...
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