Works: With an Essay on His Life and Genius, Band 6Thomas Tegg and others, 1824 |
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... ignorance , and the sprightli- ness of my absurdities , and could not forbear to show that he regarded me with such tenderness , as genius and learning can seldom excite . From school I was dismissed to the university , where I soon ...
... ignorance , and the sprightli- ness of my absurdities , and could not forbear to show that he regarded me with such tenderness , as genius and learning can seldom excite . From school I was dismissed to the university , where I soon ...
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... ignorant of the common duties of humanity , and the virtue of mode- ration in success . Cicero and Ovid have on very different occasions remarked how little of the honour of a victory be- longs to the general , when his soldiers and his ...
... ignorant of the common duties of humanity , and the virtue of mode- ration in success . Cicero and Ovid have on very different occasions remarked how little of the honour of a victory be- longs to the general , when his soldiers and his ...
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... his arrival . The company disperses , and their places are supplied by others equally ignorant , or equally careless . The same expectation hurries him 暑 to to another place , from which the same disappoint- ment 34 No 146 . THE RAMBLER .
... his arrival . The company disperses , and their places are supplied by others equally ignorant , or equally careless . The same expectation hurries him 暑 to to another place , from which the same disappoint- ment 34 No 146 . THE RAMBLER .
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... ignorance and prejudice ; and that reputation , which is never to be lost , must be gradually obtained , as animals of longest life are ob- served not soon to attain their full stature and strength . By such arts of voluntary delusion ...
... ignorance and prejudice ; and that reputation , which is never to be lost , must be gradually obtained , as animals of longest life are ob- served not soon to attain their full stature and strength . By such arts of voluntary delusion ...
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... ignorance or perverseness , and that nature has annexed to every vicissitude of external circumstances some advantage sufficient to overbalance all its inconveniencies . This attempt may , perhaps , be justly suspected of resemblance to ...
... ignorance or perverseness , and that nature has annexed to every vicissitude of external circumstances some advantage sufficient to overbalance all its inconveniencies . This attempt may , perhaps , be justly suspected of resemblance to ...
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