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... interest of themselves and connections , allowed and even encouraged him to
take liberties , which were far from being innocent ones . These amours inflamed
his appetite , whilst they increased his self - opinion , and natural inconstancy .
... interest of themselves and connections , allowed and even encouraged him to
take liberties , which were far from being innocent ones . These amours inflamed
his appetite , whilst they increased his self - opinion , and natural inconstancy .
85 ÆäÀÌÁö
It must be allowed , that the land which the Squire ploughed - up , was either too
common , or worn - out , to produce any such seeds of dissention , and it would
have been happy , perhaps , for the tenantry , if all his younger brethren had ...
It must be allowed , that the land which the Squire ploughed - up , was either too
common , or worn - out , to produce any such seeds of dissention , and it would
have been happy , perhaps , for the tenantry , if all his younger brethren had ...
103 ÆäÀÌÁö
... and other meetings of the sober and industrious citizens , who think they may
be allowed at certain intervals to lay aside the reason of man . The Squire was
once in vited ( with his next brother , who was named Frederic ) to an
entertainment ...
... and other meetings of the sober and industrious citizens , who think they may
be allowed at certain intervals to lay aside the reason of man . The Squire was
once in vited ( with his next brother , who was named Frederic ) to an
entertainment ...
154 ÆäÀÌÁö
Pliny expresses the highest sense of the applause bestowed upon him by Martial
, but he prefaces with an account of the apright character of the panegyrist , which
is a proof that he allowed no praise to be of value but from those who were ...
Pliny expresses the highest sense of the applause bestowed upon him by Martial
, but he prefaces with an account of the apright character of the panegyrist , which
is a proof that he allowed no praise to be of value but from those who were ...
157 ÆäÀÌÁö
On his coming of age , Farmer Gildrig had allowed him out of his private purse ,
50,000 livres a year . ( The original manuscript mentions liores , whether it means
the French coins so denominated , or English pounds , the reader must judge for
...
On his coming of age , Farmer Gildrig had allowed him out of his private purse ,
50,000 livres a year . ( The original manuscript mentions liores , whether it means
the French coins so denominated , or English pounds , the reader must judge for
...
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