The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Том 6J. C. Nimmo, 1887 |
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... whilst they will lead the reader not to expect , in the cases to which they apply , the finished productions of Mr. Burke , imposed upon me a task of great delicacy and difficulty , namely , that of deciding upon the publication of any ...
... whilst they will lead the reader not to expect , in the cases to which they apply , the finished productions of Mr. Burke , imposed upon me a task of great delicacy and difficulty , namely , that of deciding upon the publication of any ...
Стр. xiv
... whilst the public partakes with us in this feeling , it will doubtless be led to judge with candor and indulgence of a work left in this imper- fect and unfinished state by its author . Before I conclude , it may not be improper to take ...
... whilst the public partakes with us in this feeling , it will doubtless be led to judge with candor and indulgence of a work left in this imper- fect and unfinished state by its author . Before I conclude , it may not be improper to take ...
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... whilst he was writing those pages . " Truly , in my poor judgment , this circum- stance formed a very substantial motive for his not publishing those ill - considered considerations at all . He ought to have followed the good advice of ...
... whilst he was writing those pages . " Truly , in my poor judgment , this circum- stance formed a very substantial motive for his not publishing those ill - considered considerations at all . He ought to have followed the good advice of ...
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... Whilst this noble writer , by the vigor of an excellent constitution , formed for the vio- lent changes he prognosticates , may shake off the importunate rheum and malignant influenza of this disagreeable week , a whole Parliament may ...
... Whilst this noble writer , by the vigor of an excellent constitution , formed for the vio- lent changes he prognosticates , may shake off the importunate rheum and malignant influenza of this disagreeable week , a whole Parliament may ...
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... whilst he leaves us bemired and be- nighted in the bog . Having premised these few reflections upon this new mode of teaching a lesson which whilst the scholar is getting by heart the master forgets , I come to the lesson itself . On ...
... whilst he leaves us bemired and be- nighted in the bog . Having premised these few reflections upon this new mode of teaching a lesson which whilst the scholar is getting by heart the master forgets , I come to the lesson itself . On ...
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