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Σελίδα 109
Many of them want common sense , many more common learning ; but , in
general , they make up so much by their manner for those defects , that frequently
they pass undiscovered . I have often said , and do think , that a Frenchman , who
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Many of them want common sense , many more common learning ; but , in
general , they make up so much by their manner for those defects , that frequently
they pass undiscovered . I have often said , and do think , that a Frenchman , who
...
Σελίδα 138
INJUDICIOUS LEARNING . I have known these absurdities carried so far by
people of injudicious learning , that I should not be surprised if some of them
were to propose , while we were at war with the Gauls , that a number of geese
should ...
INJUDICIOUS LEARNING . I have known these absurdities carried so far by
people of injudicious learning , that I should not be surprised if some of them
were to propose , while we were at war with the Gauls , that a number of geese
should ...
Σελίδα 259
... a young fellow . should have . [ No date . ] LEARNING AND POLITENESS . — I
have often asserted , that the profoundest learning , and the politest manners ,
were by no means incompatible , though so SENTENCES AND MAXIMS . 259.
... a young fellow . should have . [ No date . ] LEARNING AND POLITENESS . — I
have often asserted , that the profoundest learning , and the politest manners ,
were by no means incompatible , though so SENTENCES AND MAXIMS . 259.
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