The Spectator, Svazek 5George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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... learning , or what is as bad , of no knowledge . I shall not enlarge upon this hint ; but if you think anything can be made of it , I shall set about it with all the pains and application that so use- ful a work deserves . I am ever , C ...
... learning , or what is as bad , of no knowledge . I shall not enlarge upon this hint ; but if you think anything can be made of it , I shall set about it with all the pains and application that so use- ful a work deserves . I am ever , C ...
Strana 243
... Learning . The observation which I made upon these two weights opened to me a new field of discoveries , for notwithstanding the weight of Natural Parts was much heavier than that of Learning , I observed that it weighed an hundred ...
... Learning . The observation which I made upon these two weights opened to me a new field of discoveries , for notwithstanding the weight of Natural Parts was much heavier than that of Learning , I observed that it weighed an hundred ...
Strana 407
... learning . Lætitia , wherever she visits , has the pleasure to hear of something which was hand- somely said or done by Erastus . Erastus , since his marriage , is more gay in his dress than ever , and in all companies is as complaisant ...
... learning . Lætitia , wherever she visits , has the pleasure to hear of something which was hand- somely said or done by Erastus . Erastus , since his marriage , is more gay in his dress than ever , and in all companies is as complaisant ...
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