The English Reader; Or Pieces in Prose and Poetry: Selected from the Best Writers ... with a Few Preliminary Observations on the Principles of Good ReadingHarder, 1836 - 250 стор. |
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... less erred through ambition , than through reverence to her parents , whom she had been taught to respect and obey ; that she willingly re- ceived death , as the only satisfaction which she could now make to the injured state ; and ...
... less erred through ambition , than through reverence to her parents , whom she had been taught to respect and obey ; that she willingly re- ceived death , as the only satisfaction which she could now make to the injured state ; and ...
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... less and less able to resist : and though they often returned to the path , the asperities of the road were more severely felt ; the hill appeared more steep and rug- ged ; the fruits , which were wholesome and refreshing , seemed harsh ...
... less and less able to resist : and though they often returned to the path , the asperities of the road were more severely felt ; the hill appeared more steep and rug- ged ; the fruits , which were wholesome and refreshing , seemed harsh ...
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... less able to return than the followers of Indo- lence . The captives of Appetite and Passion would often seize the moment when their tyrants were languid or asleep , to escape from their enchantment ; but the dominion of In- dolence ...
... less able to return than the followers of Indo- lence . The captives of Appetite and Passion would often seize the moment when their tyrants were languid or asleep , to escape from their enchantment ; but the dominion of In- dolence ...
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... less recti- fied and swayed by reason . When one hears of negroes , who , upon the death of their masters , or upon changing their service , hang themselves upon the next tree , as it sometimes happens in our American plantations , who ...
... less recti- fied and swayed by reason . When one hears of negroes , who , upon the death of their masters , or upon changing their service , hang themselves upon the next tree , as it sometimes happens in our American plantations , who ...
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... less indebted to them for many of its solid comforts . 2 It has been frequently the task of the moralist and poet , to mark , in polished periods , the particular charms and con- veniences of every change ; and , indeed , such ...
... less indebted to them for many of its solid comforts . 2 It has been frequently the task of the moralist and poet , to mark , in polished periods , the particular charms and con- veniences of every change ; and , indeed , such ...
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The English Reader, Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry: Selected from the Best ... Lindley Murray Перегляд фрагмента - 1851 |
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