The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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Strana 152
... greatest capacities are not so , is either because they despise wealth in comparison of something else ; or at least are not content to be getting an estate , unless they may do it their own way , and at the same time enjoy all the ...
... greatest capacities are not so , is either because they despise wealth in comparison of something else ; or at least are not content to be getting an estate , unless they may do it their own way , and at the same time enjoy all the ...
Strana 199
... greatest minds to their last moments . They avoided even an indecent posture in the very article of death . Thus Cæsar gathered his robe about him , that he might not fall in a manner unbe- coming of himself ; and the greatest concern ...
... greatest minds to their last moments . They avoided even an indecent posture in the very article of death . Thus Cæsar gathered his robe about him , that he might not fall in a manner unbe- coming of himself ; and the greatest concern ...
Strana 335
... greatest wits any age has produced thought far otherwise ; for who can think either So- crates or Demosthenes lost any reputation , by their continual pains both in overcoming the defects , and improving the gifts of nature . All are ...
... greatest wits any age has produced thought far otherwise ; for who can think either So- crates or Demosthenes lost any reputation , by their continual pains both in overcoming the defects , and improving the gifts of nature . All are ...
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