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... truth : Enduring art makes its way by convictions rather than by conciliations . " He would not change his tiger into a cat to please anybody ! How much shrewder , even as a bid for fame , his devotion to one majestic being than the ...
... truth : Enduring art makes its way by convictions rather than by conciliations . " He would not change his tiger into a cat to please anybody ! How much shrewder , even as a bid for fame , his devotion to one majestic being than the ...
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... truth is , that he was not so well 10 qualified for being a teacher of elements , and a conductor in learning by regular gradations , as men of inferiour powers of mind . His own acquisitions had been made by fits and starts , by ...
... truth is , that he was not so well 10 qualified for being a teacher of elements , and a conductor in learning by regular gradations , as men of inferiour powers of mind . His own acquisitions had been made by fits and starts , by ...
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... truth is every where confess'd , SLOW RISES WORTH , BY POVERTY DEPRESS'D ! " An offer being made to him of the mastership of a school , 5 provided he could obtain the degree of Master of Arts , Dr. Adams was applied to , to know whether ...
... truth is every where confess'd , SLOW RISES WORTH , BY POVERTY DEPRESS'D ! " An offer being made to him of the mastership of a school , 5 provided he could obtain the degree of Master of Arts , Dr. Adams was applied to , to know whether ...
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... truth , this has been greatly exaggerated . He had , no doubt , a more than common share of that hurry of ideas which we often 30 find in his countrymen , and which sometimes produces a laughable confusion in expressing them . He was ...
... truth , this has been greatly exaggerated . He had , no doubt , a more than common share of that hurry of ideas which we often 30 find in his countrymen , and which sometimes produces a laughable confusion in expressing them . He was ...
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... truth ( said he ) , must be weakened by such a practice . A philosopher may know that it is merely a form of denial ; but few servants are such nice distinguishers . If I accustom a servant to tell a lie for me , have I not reason 20 to ...
... truth ( said he ) , must be weakened by such a practice . A philosopher may know that it is merely a form of denial ; but few servants are such nice distinguishers . If I accustom a servant to tell a lie for me , have I not reason 20 to ...
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