The British Essayists, 10±ÇAlexander Chalmers J. M'Creery, Printer, 1817 |
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... Prince Eugene , and that he desired I would immediately meet him . I was not a little pleased with the curiosity of the old knight , though I did not much wonder at it , having heard him say more than once in private dis- course , that ...
... Prince Eugene , and that he desired I would immediately meet him . I was not a little pleased with the curiosity of the old knight , though I did not much wonder at it , having heard him say more than once in private dis- course , that ...
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... Prince Eugenio , and made me promise to get him a stand in some convenient place where he might have a full sight of that extraordinary man , whose presence * Stat . 10 Ann . cap . 2. The act against occasional conformity did so much ...
... Prince Eugenio , and made me promise to get him a stand in some convenient place where he might have a full sight of that extraordinary man , whose presence * Stat . 10 Ann . cap . 2. The act against occasional conformity did so much ...
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... prince . Having passed away the greatest part of the morn- ing in hearing the knight's reflections , which were partly private and partly political , he asked me if I would smoke a pipe with him over a dish of coffee at Squires's ? As I ...
... prince . Having passed away the greatest part of the morn- ing in hearing the knight's reflections , which were partly private and partly political , he asked me if I would smoke a pipe with him over a dish of coffee at Squires's ? As I ...
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... prince , who was the father of so many kings and heroes . There is in these several characters of Homer , a certain dignity as well as no- velty , which adapts them in a more peculiar manner to the nature of an heroic poem . Though , at ...
... prince , who was the father of so many kings and heroes . There is in these several characters of Homer , a certain dignity as well as no- velty , which adapts them in a more peculiar manner to the nature of an heroic poem . Though , at ...
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... prince is a man of wisdom and virtue , it is indeed happy for his people that he is absolute ; but since in the common run of mankind , for one that is wise and good you find ten of a contrary character , it is very dangerous for a ...
... prince is a man of wisdom and virtue , it is indeed happy for his people that he is absolute ; but since in the common run of mankind , for one that is wise and good you find ten of a contrary character , it is very dangerous for a ...
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