The Four Ages, Together with Essays on Various SubjectsGarland Pub., 1970 - 454 pàgines |
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Pàgina 139
... lose what thou haft with fo much difficulty acquired , for the man of nature must soon appear - thou seeft him in me ! -go in peace to thy cell - go , and continue to be virtuous - but leave me to lead on my victorious victorious ...
... lose what thou haft with fo much difficulty acquired , for the man of nature must soon appear - thou seeft him in me ! -go in peace to thy cell - go , and continue to be virtuous - but leave me to lead on my victorious victorious ...
Pàgina 346
... lose their confequence , but would , as well as their fuperiors , foon lofe their exiftence . In fhort , it is for the interest of the whole together , and of separate individuals as well , ( without which general intereft is but a name ) ...
... lose their confequence , but would , as well as their fuperiors , foon lofe their exiftence . In fhort , it is for the interest of the whole together , and of separate individuals as well , ( without which general intereft is but a name ) ...
Pàgina 427
... con- fider Gothic fubjects as models for appro- bation or imitation ; we lose all the ad- vantages of acquired taste , and revert to the days of ignorance . Dugdale's Dugdale's Monafticon and his St. Paul's , are useful and [ 427 ]
... con- fider Gothic fubjects as models for appro- bation or imitation ; we lose all the ad- vantages of acquired taste , and revert to the days of ignorance . Dugdale's Dugdale's Monafticon and his St. Paul's , are useful and [ 427 ]
Continguts
On a Reform of Parliament | 340 |
Authors fhould not exceed common Judgement | 351 |
Almanacks | 361 |
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