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Σελίδα 116
All these things deserve a degree of care , a second - rate attention ; they give an
additional lustre to real merit . My Lord Bacon says that a pleasing figure is a
perpetual letter of recommendation . It is certainly an agreeable forerunner of
merit ...
All these things deserve a degree of care , a second - rate attention ; they give an
additional lustre to real merit . My Lord Bacon says that a pleasing figure is a
perpetual letter of recommendation . It is certainly an agreeable forerunner of
merit ...
Σελίδα 152
Deserve a great deal , and you shall have a great deal ; deserve little , and you
shall have but a little ; and be good for nothing at all , and I assure you , you shall
have nothing at all . Solid knowledge , as I have often told you , is the first and ...
Deserve a great deal , and you shall have a great deal ; deserve little , and you
shall have but a little ; and be good for nothing at all , and I assure you , you shall
have nothing at all . Solid knowledge , as I have often told you , is the first and ...
Σελίδα 196
May you deserve a great number of happy new years ; and , if you deserve , may
you have them ! Many new years , indeed , you may see , but happy ones you
cannot see without deserving them . These rately clean for his own sake; but all
the ...
May you deserve a great number of happy new years ; and , if you deserve , may
you have them ! Many new years , indeed , you may see , but happy ones you
cannot see without deserving them . These rately clean for his own sake; but all
the ...
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