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Whenever he spoke of this monarch , it was always with impressions of
admiration and gratitude , and with the flattering consciousness of having
overcome his prejudices by mere dint of merit . « On the accession of Frederic II .
all the splendid ...
Whenever he spoke of this monarch , it was always with impressions of
admiration and gratitude , and with the flattering consciousness of having
overcome his prejudices by mere dint of merit . « On the accession of Frederic II .
all the splendid ...
Стр. 163
... recompense for all his cares and toils . · These brilliant remembrances , the
high rank to which his own merit had raised him , his intimate connections with
the king , filled up the measure of his happiness , and left him nothing further to ...
... recompense for all his cares and toils . · These brilliant remembrances , the
high rank to which his own merit had raised him , his intimate connections with
the king , filled up the measure of his happiness , and left him nothing further to ...
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The place which any author of works of imagination shall occupy in the scale of
merit and genius , depends upon two circumstances , the merit of his poems , and
the merit of the poet . The first of these is of the greatest importance . He who ...
The place which any author of works of imagination shall occupy in the scale of
merit and genius , depends upon two circumstances , the merit of his poems , and
the merit of the poet . The first of these is of the greatest importance . He who ...
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