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... respect ; and describes " the attendant on a Court , " as one " whose business is to watch the looks of a being , weak and foolish as himself . " for oi His unqualified ridicule of rhetorical gesture or action is not , surely a test of ...
... respect ; and describes " the attendant on a Court , " as one " whose business is to watch the looks of a being , weak and foolish as himself . " for oi His unqualified ridicule of rhetorical gesture or action is not , surely a test of ...
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... respects , more than poetically just . Let us cultivate , under the command of good principles , " la théorie des sensations agréables ; " and , as Mr. Burke once admirably counselled a grave and anxious gentleman , " live pleasant ...
... respects , more than poetically just . Let us cultivate , under the command of good principles , " la théorie des sensations agréables ; " and , as Mr. Burke once admirably counselled a grave and anxious gentleman , " live pleasant ...
Pagina 50
... respect but by resigning it in another : yet I suppose we are by this dispensation not less happy in the whole , than if the spontaneous bounty of Nature poured all that we want into our hands . A few , if they were left thus to ...
... respect but by resigning it in another : yet I suppose we are by this dispensation not less happy in the whole , than if the spontaneous bounty of Nature poured all that we want into our hands . A few , if they were left thus to ...
Pagina 65
... respect and assiduity by which he manage pleases for a day or for a month . I do not , how- ever , pretend to have discovered that life has any thing more to be desired than a prudent and vir- tuous marriage ; therefore know not what ...
... respect and assiduity by which he manage pleases for a day or for a month . I do not , how- ever , pretend to have discovered that life has any thing more to be desired than a prudent and vir- tuous marriage ; therefore know not what ...
Pagina 77
... respect for personal and intellectual superiority . This is wisely ordered . by Providence , to preserve some equality among mankind . " " Sir , this book ( The Elements of Criticism , ' which he had taken up , ) is a pretty essay , and ...
... respect for personal and intellectual superiority . This is wisely ordered . by Providence , to preserve some equality among mankind . " " Sir , this book ( The Elements of Criticism , ' which he had taken up , ) is a pretty essay , and ...
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