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Side iii
... Polite- ness v . English Passion for Politics - Specimen of a Newspaper - Character- istics of the Manners of different Countries 25 35 29 VI . Happiness lost by seeking after Refinement - The Chinese Philoso- pher's Disgraces 34 VII ...
... Polite- ness v . English Passion for Politics - Specimen of a Newspaper - Character- istics of the Manners of different Countries 25 35 29 VI . Happiness lost by seeking after Refinement - The Chinese Philoso- pher's Disgraces 34 VII ...
Side v
... polite at home • 164 XL . The English still have Poets , though not Versifiers 169 • XLI . The Behavior of the Congregation in St. Paul's Cathedral at Prayers 172 XLII . The History of China more replete with great Actions than that of ...
... polite at home • 164 XL . The English still have Poets , though not Versifiers 169 • XLI . The Behavior of the Congregation in St. Paul's Cathedral at Prayers 172 XLII . The History of China more replete with great Actions than that of ...
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... polite nations are few ; but such as are pe- culiar to the Chinese appear in every page of the following cor- respondence . The metaphors and allusions are all drawn from the East . Their formality our author carefully preserves . Many ...
... polite nations are few ; but such as are pe- culiar to the Chinese appear in every page of the following cor- respondence . The metaphors and allusions are all drawn from the East . Their formality our author carefully preserves . Many ...
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... none but the ignorant inveigh against them . * [ " But wondering is not the way to grow wise . " — Inquiry into Polite Learning . See Works , vol . i . ] You are not insensible , most reverend Fum Hoam , 22 . CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
... none but the ignorant inveigh against them . * [ " But wondering is not the way to grow wise . " — Inquiry into Polite Learning . See Works , vol . i . ] You are not insensible , most reverend Fum Hoam , 22 . CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
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... I attributed that re serve to modesty , which I now find has its origin in pride . Con- VOL . II . 2 descend to address them first , and you are sure ENGLISH PRIDE . 25 English Pride-Liberty-An Instance of both-Newspapers-Polite- ness 25.
... I attributed that re serve to modesty , which I now find has its origin in pride . Con- VOL . II . 2 descend to address them first , and you are sure ENGLISH PRIDE . 25 English Pride-Liberty-An Instance of both-Newspapers-Polite- ness 25.
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