The Hive of Ancient and Modern Literature: A Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and Instructive CompositionsS. Hodgson, 1806 - 340 páginas |
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... young scholar 213 On the advantages derivable from national adversity 217 Remarkable instance of filial duty 221 On the importance of governing the temper 223 The impression of truth on the mind when suggested by striking analogy 228 ...
... young scholar 213 On the advantages derivable from national adversity 217 Remarkable instance of filial duty 221 On the importance of governing the temper 223 The impression of truth on the mind when suggested by striking analogy 228 ...
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... young friend An epigram PAGE 281 284 285 286 288 Charity , an elegy Ode to sleep Celadon and Amelia With a present The man of Ross On the being of a God The country clergyman My mother The withered rose On the miseries of human life The ...
... young friend An epigram PAGE 281 284 285 286 288 Charity , an elegy Ode to sleep Celadon and Amelia With a present The man of Ross On the being of a God The country clergyman My mother The withered rose On the miseries of human life The ...
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... young man prefent who has paffed through the forms of a liberal education at school , and who is juft entering on the ftage of life , to act his part according to his own judgment . I will addrefs him , with all the affection and ...
... young man prefent who has paffed through the forms of a liberal education at school , and who is juft entering on the ftage of life , to act his part according to his own judgment . I will addrefs him , with all the affection and ...
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... young . From this inattention , fo general and so mischievous , let it be every man's ftudy to exempt himself . Let him that defires to fee others happy , make hafte to give while his gift can be enjoyed , and remember , that every ...
... young . From this inattention , fo general and so mischievous , let it be every man's ftudy to exempt himself . Let him that defires to fee others happy , make hafte to give while his gift can be enjoyed , and remember , that every ...
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... young lady , who could be regarded among the foremost in thofe places , either for her person , wit , fortune , or converfation , yet to contemn all these enter- tainments , to fweeten the heavy hours of a decrepid parent , is a ...
... young lady , who could be regarded among the foremost in thofe places , either for her person , wit , fortune , or converfation , yet to contemn all these enter- tainments , to fweeten the heavy hours of a decrepid parent , is a ...
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