The Miscellaneous Works: The bee. Essays. An inquiry into the present state of polite learning in Europe. Prefaces and introductionsPutnam, 1856 |
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... English , in general , seem fonder of gaining the esteem than the love of those they converse with . This gives a formality to their amusements ; their gayest conversations have something too wise for innocent relaxation : though in ...
... English , in general , seem fonder of gaining the esteem than the love of those they converse with . This gives a formality to their amusements ; their gayest conversations have something too wise for innocent relaxation : though in ...
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... English ) , made the very same request to their monarch , and met with the same gracious reception from their king , who generously granted what was not his ... English politicians , however , are sensible that FRENCH AND ENGLISH WARS . 73.
... English ) , made the very same request to their monarch , and met with the same gracious reception from their king , who generously granted what was not his ... English politicians , however , are sensible that FRENCH AND ENGLISH WARS . 73.
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... ENGLISH STILL HAVE POETS , THOUGH NOT VERSIFIERS . From the same . You have always testified the highest esteem for the English poets , and thought them not ... ENGLISH POETS . 169 XL The English still have Poets, though not Versifiers.
... ENGLISH STILL HAVE POETS , THOUGH NOT VERSIFIERS . From the same . You have always testified the highest esteem for the English poets , and thought them not ... ENGLISH POETS . 169 XL The English still have Poets, though not Versifiers.
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