The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... himself to defperation , faid all that the most vehement paf- fion was capable of infpiring him with . 6 The Earl , foreseeing that the mat- ter would not terminate here , and apprehenfive that there would be no further occafion for his ...
... himself to defperation , faid all that the most vehement paf- fion was capable of infpiring him with . 6 The Earl , foreseeing that the mat- ter would not terminate here , and apprehenfive that there would be no further occafion for his ...
Strana 466
... himself in every thing . The greatest pleasure of the proud man is to contemplate the idea he forms of himself . This idea is the origin of all his vain fatisfactions ; he refers all to it , and nothing pleases him but in proportion as ...
... himself in every thing . The greatest pleasure of the proud man is to contemplate the idea he forms of himself . This idea is the origin of all his vain fatisfactions ; he refers all to it , and nothing pleases him but in proportion as ...
Strana 585
... himself in Sckirvant , a country like Paradife . Yet reflecting on the oppofition with which he was to meet , he left Iran with eyes bathed in tears . Having paffed the Cyrus he arrived at the Daeti or Cafpian Sea , and en- tered it ...
... himself in Sckirvant , a country like Paradife . Yet reflecting on the oppofition with which he was to meet , he left Iran with eyes bathed in tears . Having paffed the Cyrus he arrived at the Daeti or Cafpian Sea , and en- tered it ...
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