William Godwin: His Friends and Contemporaries, Том 1Roberts Brothers, 1876 |
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... received his educa- tion in great measure at Leyden , " under the learned Peri- zonius , " Professor of History and Greek , who died 1715 . In 1711 we find him , still quite a young man , taking fifteen pupils , who were not , however ...
... received his educa- tion in great measure at Leyden , " under the learned Peri- zonius , " Professor of History and Greek , who died 1715 . In 1711 we find him , still quite a young man , taking fifteen pupils , who were not , however ...
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... received could alter it . Add to this principle of curiosity a trembling sensibility and an insatiable ambition , a sentiment that panted with indescribable anxiety for the stimulus of approbation . The love of approbation and esteem ...
... received could alter it . Add to this principle of curiosity a trembling sensibility and an insatiable ambition , a sentiment that panted with indescribable anxiety for the stimulus of approbation . The love of approbation and esteem ...
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... received . Godwin also had gained much intellectually from having been allowed - or at least not checked in - the free range of his tutor's library . " The books I read here , " he says , " with the greatest transport were the early ...
... received . Godwin also had gained much intellectually from having been allowed - or at least not checked in - the free range of his tutor's library . " The books I read here , " he says , " with the greatest transport were the early ...
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... received yours am told you have commenced Novel writer , own it gives me some concern that you that are so capable of turning your thoughts to some thing that would have been for the good of mankind should take that turn . " Indeed your ...
... received yours am told you have commenced Novel writer , own it gives me some concern that you that are so capable of turning your thoughts to some thing that would have been for the good of mankind should take that turn . " Indeed your ...
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... received a pupil , as has been said , who was apparently a boarder . The lad's name was Willis Webb , of whom nothing is now discoverable save what can be found in the letters which passed between them . He seems to have left a public ...
... received a pupil , as has been said , who was apparently a boarder . The lad's name was Willis Webb , of whom nothing is now discoverable save what can be found in the letters which passed between them . He seems to have left a public ...
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