English Prose of the Eighteenth CenturyCecil Albert Moore H. Holt, 1933 - 929페이지 |
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... speak evil of dignities , abuse the Government , and reflect upon the Ministry ; which I am sure few will deny to be of much more pernicious con- sequence , according to the saying of Ti- berius , Deorum offensa diis curæ.1 As to the ...
... speak evil of dignities , abuse the Government , and reflect upon the Ministry ; which I am sure few will deny to be of much more pernicious con- sequence , according to the saying of Ti- berius , Deorum offensa diis curæ.1 As to the ...
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... Speak in commendation of letters in general , and every man of learning will think himself in particular obliged to you . You may safely praise the employ- ment a man is of , or the country he was born in , because you give him an oppor ...
... Speak in commendation of letters in general , and every man of learning will think himself in particular obliged to you . You may safely praise the employ- ment a man is of , or the country he was born in , because you give him an oppor ...
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... speak from observation , not from au- thority ; but I speak from the experience I have had in a pretty extensive and mixed communication with the inhabit- ants of this kingdom , of all descriptions and ranks , and after a course of ...
... speak from observation , not from au- thority ; but I speak from the experience I have had in a pretty extensive and mixed communication with the inhabit- ants of this kingdom , of all descriptions and ranks , and after a course of ...
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