The British Essayists: WorldJames Ferguson J. Richardson and Company, 1823 |
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... desire of excelling in whatever he undertook , and a resolution to persevere in the track he approved , notwithstanding all difficulties . As an example of the latter disposition , it is related , that Lord Galway , discerning in him ...
... desire of excelling in whatever he undertook , and a resolution to persevere in the track he approved , notwithstanding all difficulties . As an example of the latter disposition , it is related , that Lord Galway , discerning in him ...
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... desire of in- struction and amendment , were not the distinguish- ing characteristics of the present times , this simple story had silenced me as an author . But when every day's experience shows me , that our young gentlemen of fashion ...
... desire of in- struction and amendment , were not the distinguish- ing characteristics of the present times , this simple story had silenced me as an author . But when every day's experience shows me , that our young gentlemen of fashion ...
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... desire to live in peace , friendship , and good neighbourhood ; or if any one of them shall think proper to declare war against me unprovoked , I hope he will not insist upon my taking farther notice of him , than only to say , as the ...
... desire to live in peace , friendship , and good neighbourhood ; or if any one of them shall think proper to declare war against me unprovoked , I hope he will not insist upon my taking farther notice of him , than only to say , as the ...
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... desire of Jupiter to unite them , Felicia became insensible to every thing but virtue , while the Pas- sions of Man generally hurried him to a pursuit of her by the means of vice . With this difference in their natures , it was ...
... desire of Jupiter to unite them , Felicia became insensible to every thing but virtue , while the Pas- sions of Man generally hurried him to a pursuit of her by the means of vice . With this difference in their natures , it was ...
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... desires , he breathed into him a passion for the beautiful Felicia . Bonario had frequently seen her in his early visits to Wisdom and Devotion ; but as lightness of belief and an over - fondness of mankind were failings inseparable to ...
... desires , he breathed into him a passion for the beautiful Felicia . Bonario had frequently seen her in his early visits to Wisdom and Devotion ; but as lightness of belief and an over - fondness of mankind were failings inseparable to ...
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