The Elements of a Polite EducationR. Phillips, 1800 - 452 σελίδες |
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... say , there were but three actions of his life which he regretted . The first was , the having told a fecret to his wife ; the feco that he had once gone by fea when he might have go by land ; and the gone , third , the having paffed ...
... say , there were but three actions of his life which he regretted . The first was , the having told a fecret to his wife ; the feco that he had once gone by fea when he might have go by land ; and the gone , third , the having paffed ...
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... say that your utterance was either diftinct or graceful . I have al- ready faid fo much to you upon this point , that I can add nothing . I will therefore only repeat this truth , which is , that if you will not speak diftinctly and ...
... say that your utterance was either diftinct or graceful . I have al- ready faid fo much to you upon this point , that I can add nothing . I will therefore only repeat this truth , which is , that if you will not speak diftinctly and ...
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... say a word or two more upon that fubject , because young people too frequently , and always fatally , are apt to mistake that character for that of a man of pleafure ; whereas there are not in the world two characters more different . A ...
... say a word or two more upon that fubject , because young people too frequently , and always fatally , are apt to mistake that character for that of a man of pleafure ; whereas there are not in the world two characters more different . A ...
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INTRODUCTION Exhortation to Diligence in Study Cato the Cenfor | 1 |
Examples from Ancient Hifiory of Generosity and Great nefs of Soul 40 | 2 |
On Irony | 3 |
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