The Spectator, Svazek 3Alexander Chalmers D. Appleton, 1853 |
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Strana 124
... tion to their full length , enable him for the discharge of some important employment . On the other hand , one may raise uneducated merit to such a pitch of greatness as may seem equal to the possible extent of his improved capacity.1 ...
... tion to their full length , enable him for the discharge of some important employment . On the other hand , one may raise uneducated merit to such a pitch of greatness as may seem equal to the possible extent of his improved capacity.1 ...
Strana 129
... tion ; it is this indeed which gives a value to all the The meaning is , a wise man thinks all that he says , and a fool says all that he thinks . Ecclus . vi . 9 , xxvii . 17 . VOL . III . - 9 rest , which sets them at work in their ...
... tion ; it is this indeed which gives a value to all the The meaning is , a wise man thinks all that he says , and a fool says all that he thinks . Ecclus . vi . 9 , xxvii . 17 . VOL . III . - 9 rest , which sets them at work in their ...
Strana 468
... tion of it in this paper ; for there can be nothing added to what so many excellent and learned men have said on this occasion . But that there may be something here which would move a generous mind , like that of him who writ to me , I ...
... tion of it in this paper ; for there can be nothing added to what so many excellent and learned men have said on this occasion . But that there may be something here which would move a generous mind , like that of him who writ to me , I ...
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