Four Biographies, 1786-1805Garland Publishing Company, 1975 - 335페이지 |
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... says , that " He 66 always talked as if he was talking upon " oath " . " This , however , must be un- derstood with much limitation ; for he once faid to Mr. Bofwell , Nobody , at " times , talks more laxly than I do " . " And that ...
... says , that " He 66 always talked as if he was talking upon " oath " . " This , however , must be un- derstood with much limitation ; for he once faid to Mr. Bofwell , Nobody , at " times , talks more laxly than I do " . " And that ...
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... says , that Milton " left the " university with no kindness for its infti- " tution , alienated either by the injudicious 66 feverity of his governors , or his own cap- " tious perverseness . The cause cannot now " be known , but the ...
... says , that Milton " left the " university with no kindness for its infti- " tution , alienated either by the injudicious 66 feverity of his governors , or his own cap- " tious perverseness . The cause cannot now " be known , but the ...
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... say , that " he praised others in compliance with " the fashion , but that in celebrating king " William he followed ... says , were introduced by Lord Molefworth in his " Account of Den- " mark " . " These wild principles were the fame ...
... say , that " he praised others in compliance with " the fashion , but that in celebrating king " William he followed ... says , were introduced by Lord Molefworth in his " Account of Den- " mark " . " These wild principles were the fame ...
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