Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing Lives Ever Published, Volumen1Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot, 1830 |
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... character , that however invidious the merit , neither the rude license of detraction , nor the prejudice of party , has ever once thrown on it the least impeachment or reproach . This is that commanding power that in public speak- ing ...
... character , that however invidious the merit , neither the rude license of detraction , nor the prejudice of party , has ever once thrown on it the least impeachment or reproach . This is that commanding power that in public speak- ing ...
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... character , by selecting the most curious and interesting Autobiographical Memoirs now extant . It is evident that , when disposed to be sincere , no man can do so much justice to the springs and motives of his own character and actions ...
... character , by selecting the most curious and interesting Autobiographical Memoirs now extant . It is evident that , when disposed to be sincere , no man can do so much justice to the springs and motives of his own character and actions ...
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... character - the hero of the Dunciad , is by the best critics deemed no trifling blemish in that celebrated production . Nor did the poet gain much in other respects by his warfare with the player ; the pam- phleteering raillery of the ...
... character - the hero of the Dunciad , is by the best critics deemed no trifling blemish in that celebrated production . Nor did the poet gain much in other respects by his warfare with the player ; the pam- phleteering raillery of the ...
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... character , then indeed the conceal- ment of your name might be an unnecessary diffi- dence but am I , sir , of consequence enough , in any guise , to do honour to Mr - ? Were I to set him in the most laudable lights that truth and good ...
... character , then indeed the conceal- ment of your name might be an unnecessary diffi- dence but am I , sir , of consequence enough , in any guise , to do honour to Mr - ? Were I to set him in the most laudable lights that truth and good ...
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... character than I wholly deserved . A giddy negligence always possessed me , and so much , that I remember I was once whipped for my theme , though my master told me , at the same time , what was good of it was better than any boy's in ...
... character than I wholly deserved . A giddy negligence always possessed me , and so much , that I remember I was once whipped for my theme , though my master told me , at the same time , what was good of it was better than any boy's in ...
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Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing ..., Volumen1 Vista completa - 1826 |
Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing Lives Ever ... BiblioBazaar Sin vista previa disponible - 2013 |
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