The Speaker; Or, Miscellaneous Pieces: Selected from the Very Best English Writers, and Disposed Under Proper Heads, with a View to Facilitate the Improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. To which is Prefixed an Essay on ElocutionW. Borrowdale, 1808 - 412 pagina's |
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Pagina 121
... reason , life , and sense , In one close fyftem of benevolence : Happier as kinder in whate'er degree , And height of blifs but height of charity . God loves from whole to parts : but human foul Muft rife from individual to the whole ...
... reason , life , and sense , In one close fyftem of benevolence : Happier as kinder in whate'er degree , And height of blifs but height of charity . God loves from whole to parts : but human foul Muft rife from individual to the whole ...
Pagina 132
... reason's eye refin'd clears up apace . Ye vainly wife ! ye blind prefumptuous ! now , Confounded in the duft , adore that And wisdom oft arraign'd : fee now the cause , Why unaffuming worth in fecret liv'd , And dy'd , neglected : why ...
... reason's eye refin'd clears up apace . Ye vainly wife ! ye blind prefumptuous ! now , Confounded in the duft , adore that And wisdom oft arraign'd : fee now the cause , Why unaffuming worth in fecret liv'd , And dy'd , neglected : why ...
Pagina 145
... reason , mildnefs , and benevolence . Now with what propriety can we call that natural to any creature , which impairs and oppofes the most effential and distinguishing parts of its conftitution ? Sometimes indeed we may call that ...
... reason , mildnefs , and benevolence . Now with what propriety can we call that natural to any creature , which impairs and oppofes the most effential and distinguishing parts of its conftitution ? Sometimes indeed we may call that ...
Pagina 175
... reason for which we chose him , will hold , as to the choice of a Yuc- ceffor . Henry Plantagenet is now grown up to an age of maturity , and every way qualified to fucceed to the crown . He is the grandson of a king whofe meinory is ...
... reason for which we chose him , will hold , as to the choice of a Yuc- ceffor . Henry Plantagenet is now grown up to an age of maturity , and every way qualified to fucceed to the crown . He is the grandson of a king whofe meinory is ...
Pagina 178
... reason , Sir , I am against continuing the army . I know that neither the Proteftant fucceffion in his Majef- ty's moft illuftrious house , nor any fucceffion , can ever be fafe as long as there is a standing army in the country ...
... reason , Sir , I am against continuing the army . I know that neither the Proteftant fucceffion in his Majef- ty's moft illuftrious house , nor any fucceffion , can ever be fafe as long as there is a standing army in the country ...
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