Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages in Prose, Selected for the Improvement of Young Persons : Being Similar in Design to 'Elegant Extracts in Poetry'.J. Johnson, 1801 |
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Pàgina 615
... enemy in Philip , while he views , on one hand , the numerous armies which attend him ; and , on the other , the weakness of the ftate thus defpoiled of its dominions ; he thinks juftly . Yet let him reflect on this : there was a time ...
... enemy in Philip , while he views , on one hand , the numerous armies which attend him ; and , on the other , the weakness of the ftate thus defpoiled of its dominions ; he thinks juftly . Yet let him reflect on this : there was a time ...
Pàgina 617
... enemies have arifen to an extravagance of power . And thefe armies , with fcarcely the flighteft attention to the service ... enemy , that ing BOOK III . ORATIONS , CHARACTERS , AND LETTERS . 617 in the fame manner as the foot. For thefe ...
... enemies have arifen to an extravagance of power . And thefe armies , with fcarcely the flighteft attention to the service ... enemy , that ing BOOK III . ORATIONS , CHARACTERS , AND LETTERS . 617 in the fame manner as the foot. For thefe ...
Pàgina 618
... enemy is already mafter of : for the time of action we spend in pre- paring : and the junctures of affairs will not wait our flow and irrefolute measures . Thefe forces too , which we think may be depended on , until the new levies are ...
... enemy is already mafter of : for the time of action we spend in pre- paring : and the junctures of affairs will not wait our flow and irrefolute measures . Thefe forces too , which we think may be depended on , until the new levies are ...
Pàgina 619
... enemies a fport , but ftrike our allies with deadly apprehenfions . For it is not , it is not poffible for any one ... enemy . No ; they chufe the death of robbers and pilferers , rather than to fall as becomes them . Such malefactors ...
... enemies a fport , but ftrike our allies with deadly apprehenfions . For it is not , it is not poffible for any one ... enemy . No ; they chufe the death of robbers and pilferers , rather than to fall as becomes them . Such malefactors ...
Pàgina 620
... enemy , that he hath fpoiled us of our dominions , that we have long been fubject to his infolence , that whatever we expected to be done for us by others , hath proved against us , that all the refource left is in ourfelves , that , if ...
... enemy , that he hath fpoiled us of our dominions , that we have long been fubject to his infolence , that whatever we expected to be done for us by others , hath proved against us , that all the refource left is in ourfelves , that , if ...
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