The EnquirerGarland Pub., 1971 - 481 ページ |
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... manners , infantine prejudices , and a fort of arrogant infallibility . It is not unfrequent indeed to find clergymen ... manner , merely because they must be discharged . They are do voted to the sports of the field , or the concerns of ...
... manners , infantine prejudices , and a fort of arrogant infallibility . It is not unfrequent indeed to find clergymen ... manner , merely because they must be discharged . They are do voted to the sports of the field , or the concerns of ...
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... manner . It is therefore neccffarily graceful . It may un- doubtedly best be learned in the fociety of the unembarrassed , the easy and the graceful . It is most likely to exist among those perfons who , delivered from the importunate ...
... manner . It is therefore neccffarily graceful . It may un- doubtedly best be learned in the fociety of the unembarrassed , the easy and the graceful . It is most likely to exist among those perfons who , delivered from the importunate ...
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... manner is for the most part close to his fubject , and he difdains every thing imperti- nent and merely ornamental ; but he is usually hard , fcholaftic and even fomewhat repellent in his language . His famous parallel between Chrift ...
... manner is for the most part close to his fubject , and he difdains every thing imperti- nent and merely ornamental ; but he is usually hard , fcholaftic and even fomewhat repellent in his language . His famous parallel between Chrift ...
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Effay Page I OF Awakening the Mind | 1 |
Of the Utility of Talents | 7 |
Of the Sources of Genius 12 | 12 |
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