The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Volum 12James Crissy, 1832 |
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... words , an eternity that is past , and an eternity that is to come . Each of these extremities is bounded at the one extreme ; or , in other words , the former has an end , and the latter a beginning . Let us first of all consider that ...
... words , an eternity that is past , and an eternity that is to come . Each of these extremities is bounded at the one extreme ; or , in other words , the former has an end , and the latter a beginning . Let us first of all consider that ...
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... words together with ele- gance or common propriety ; and withal so illite- rate , that they have no taste of the learned lan- guages , and therefore criticise upon old authors only at second hand . They judge of them by what others have ...
... words together with ele- gance or common propriety ; and withal so illite- rate , that they have no taste of the learned lan- guages , and therefore criticise upon old authors only at second hand . They judge of them by what others have ...
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... words , we may with more ease de- serve honour than obtain it . The ambitious man should remember Cardinal Wolsey's complaint . Had I served God with the same application wherewith I served my king , he would not have forsaken me in my ...
... words , we may with more ease de- serve honour than obtain it . The ambitious man should remember Cardinal Wolsey's complaint . Had I served God with the same application wherewith I served my king , he would not have forsaken me in my ...
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