Select British Classics, Band 25J. Conrad, 1803 |
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... speak- ing of , I neither can , nor will allow it . No. CXVII . SATURDAY , JANUARY 7 . Durate , & vosmet rebus servate fecundis . VIRG . Sheer - lane , January 6 . WHEN I look into the frame and constitution of my own mind , there is no ...
... speak- ing of , I neither can , nor will allow it . No. CXVII . SATURDAY , JANUARY 7 . Durate , & vosmet rebus servate fecundis . VIRG . Sheer - lane , January 6 . WHEN I look into the frame and constitution of my own mind , there is no ...
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... speak ) we may be sure that the conclusion and catastrophe is altogether suitable to his behaviour . On the contrary , the whole being of a man , considered as an hero or a knight - errant , is com- prehended within the limits of a poem ...
... speak ) we may be sure that the conclusion and catastrophe is altogether suitable to his behaviour . On the contrary , the whole being of a man , considered as an hero or a knight - errant , is com- prehended within the limits of a poem ...
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... speaking the common sentiments of all who are pos- sessed with that vice in the following soliloquy , which I have translated literally . " Let me be called a base man , so I am called a rich one . If a man is rich , who asks if he is ...
... speaking the common sentiments of all who are pos- sessed with that vice in the following soliloquy , which I have translated literally . " Let me be called a base man , so I am called a rich one . If a man is rich , who asks if he is ...
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... speak it ; but I very much question , whether it is possible to make a speech so impious , as to raise such a laudable horror and indignation in a modern audience . It is very natural for an author to make os- tentation of his reading ...
... speak it ; but I very much question , whether it is possible to make a speech so impious , as to raise such a laudable horror and indignation in a modern audience . It is very natural for an author to make os- tentation of his reading ...
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... be- lieve the proud person I am going to speak of is a cobler upon Ludgate - hill ? This artist being naturally a lover of respect , and considering that his circum- stances are such that no man living will give it THE TATLER . 67.
... be- lieve the proud person I am going to speak of is a cobler upon Ludgate - hill ? This artist being naturally a lover of respect , and considering that his circum- stances are such that no man living will give it THE TATLER . 67.
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