Letters, Sentences and MaximsChesterfield Society, 1991 - 348 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 32
... ( Letter CCLXXIV . ) It is seldom that we have such a continuous series of original letters as these . From the first badinage to his son , then five years old , who was then in Holland , in which he explains what a republic is , and how ...
... ( Letter CCLXXIV . ) It is seldom that we have such a continuous series of original letters as these . From the first badinage to his son , then five years old , who was then in Holland , in which he explains what a republic is , and how ...
Σελίδα 71
... letters , some in Latin , Phillipo Stanhope , adhuc puerulo , which contain merely historical and geographical information fit for a little schoolboy . Translation . - I am informed , sir , that 71 LORD CHESTERFIELD'S LETTERS, SENTENCES, ..
... letters , some in Latin , Phillipo Stanhope , adhuc puerulo , which contain merely historical and geographical information fit for a little schoolboy . Translation . - I am informed , sir , that 71 LORD CHESTERFIELD'S LETTERS, SENTENCES, ..
Σελίδα 244
... letter , that all , or even any of my letters have been received . I desire , for the future , that both you and Mr. Harte will constantly , in your letters , mention the dates of mine . [ Oct. 2 , 1749. ] PROPER EXPENSES TO BE PAID ...
... letter , that all , or even any of my letters have been received . I desire , for the future , that both you and Mr. Harte will constantly , in your letters , mention the dates of mine . [ Oct. 2 , 1749. ] PROPER EXPENSES TO BE PAID ...
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