The Hive of Ancient and Modern Literature: A Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and Instructive CompositionsS. Hodgson, 1806 - 340 páginas |
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... follow fuch advice as , from the pure mo- " tive of ferving you most effentially , I have given you , " I will not indeed promise that you fhall not be un- " fortunate , according to the common idea of the " word ; but I will ...
... follow fuch advice as , from the pure mo- " tive of ferving you most effentially , I have given you , " I will not indeed promise that you fhall not be un- " fortunate , according to the common idea of the " word ; but I will ...
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... follow from fuch beginnings ? While fo many around you are undergoing the fad confequences of a like indifcretion , for what reafon fhall not these confequences extend to you ? Shall you only attain fuccefs without that preparation ...
... follow from fuch beginnings ? While fo many around you are undergoing the fad confequences of a like indifcretion , for what reafon fhall not these confequences extend to you ? Shall you only attain fuccefs without that preparation ...
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... follow the herds of an im- perious mafter , and his fuccefs in hunting was all that was allowed him to supply his precarious fubfistence . Every morning waked him to a renewal of famine or toil , and every change of season served but to ...
... follow the herds of an im- perious mafter , and his fuccefs in hunting was all that was allowed him to supply his precarious fubfistence . Every morning waked him to a renewal of famine or toil , and every change of season served but to ...
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... Follow the cuftoms of the world in matters indifferent ; but ftop when they become finful . Let your manners be fimple and natural ; and of courfe they will be engaging . Affectation is certain deformi- ty . By forming yourselves on ...
... Follow the cuftoms of the world in matters indifferent ; but ftop when they become finful . Let your manners be fimple and natural ; and of courfe they will be engaging . Affectation is certain deformi- ty . By forming yourselves on ...
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... follow me to the house of a friend hard by , whofe be- neficence I have often had occafion to know . When fhe arrived there , fhe was so fatigued and worn out , that it was not till after fome means used to restore her that fhe was able ...
... follow me to the house of a friend hard by , whofe be- neficence I have often had occafion to know . When fhe arrived there , fhe was so fatigued and worn out , that it was not till after fome means used to restore her that fhe was able ...
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