Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages in Prose, Selected for the Improvement of Young Persons : Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Poetry, 1±ÇT. Longman, B. Law&Son, J. Dodsley, J. Johnson, C. Dilly, G.G.&J. Robinson, T. Cadell, W. Richardson, R. Baldwin, W. Goldsmith, F.&C. Rivington, R. Faulder, S. Hayes, Ogilvy&Speare, Vernor&Hood, W. Lowndes, C. Wynne, W. Bent, J. Scatcherd, G.&T. Wilkie, J. Walker, J. Evans, C.&G. Kearsley, and H. Murray, 1794 - 1119ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... able to stem the whirlpool in which his friend was fwallowed , or glide over the rocks on which he was dashed : nor was it often obferved that the fight of a wreck made any man change his courfe ; if he turned afide for a moment , he ...
... able to stem the whirlpool in which his friend was fwallowed , or glide over the rocks on which he was dashed : nor was it often obferved that the fight of a wreck made any man change his courfe ; if he turned afide for a moment , he ...
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... able , which he does not effentially inhabit . His fubftance is within the substance of every being , whether material or immate- rial , and as intimately prefent to it , as that being is to itfelf . It would be an imper- J fection in ...
... able , which he does not effentially inhabit . His fubftance is within the substance of every being , whether material or immate- rial , and as intimately prefent to it , as that being is to itfelf . It would be an imper- J fection in ...
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Vicesimus Knox. fection in him , were he able to move out of one place into another , or to draw him- felf from any thing he has created , or from any part of that fpace which he diffused and fpread abroad to infinity . In fhort , to ...
Vicesimus Knox. fection in him , were he able to move out of one place into another , or to draw him- felf from any thing he has created , or from any part of that fpace which he diffused and fpread abroad to infinity . In fhort , to ...
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... able to difquiet ( the foul , and vex it in all its faculties . He can hinder any of the greatest comforts of life from refreshing us , and give an edge to every one of its flightest calamities . Who then can bear the thought of being ...
... able to difquiet ( the foul , and vex it in all its faculties . He can hinder any of the greatest comforts of life from refreshing us , and give an edge to every one of its flightest calamities . Who then can bear the thought of being ...
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... able to confume , our lives , tho ' much contracted by incidental distraction , would yet afford us a large space vacant to the exercise of rea- fon and virtue ; that we want not time , but diligence , for great performances ; and that ...
... able to confume , our lives , tho ' much contracted by incidental distraction , would yet afford us a large space vacant to the exercise of rea- fon and virtue ; that we want not time , but diligence , for great performances ; and that ...
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