Select British Classics, Volum 38J. Conrad, 1803 |
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Side 162
... learned of all times , every scribbler who has no relish of their beauties , gives himself an air of rapture when he speaks of them . But as he praises these , he knows not why , there are others whom he depreciates with the same ...
... learned of all times , every scribbler who has no relish of their beauties , gives himself an air of rapture when he speaks of them . But as he praises these , he knows not why , there are others whom he depreciates with the same ...
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... learned , if possible , or at least capable of being made so ! A woman thus accomplished will be always drawing sentences and maxims of virtue out of the best authors of antiquity . She will be herself in all changes of fortune ...
... learned , if possible , or at least capable of being made so ! A woman thus accomplished will be always drawing sentences and maxims of virtue out of the best authors of antiquity . She will be herself in all changes of fortune ...
Side 425
... learned , that she herself is lame of the rheuma- tism . Another , who hath been a prude ever since she had the small - pox , is very bitter against the co- quettes and their indecent airs ; and a sharp wit hath sent me a keen epigram ...
... learned , that she herself is lame of the rheuma- tism . Another , who hath been a prude ever since she had the small - pox , is very bitter against the co- quettes and their indecent airs ; and a sharp wit hath sent me a keen epigram ...
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