The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana 44
... greater veneration than Hercules was of old , if you can drive monsters from the theatre ; and think your merit will be as much greater than his , as to convince is more than to conquer . ' I am , Sir , your most obedient servant ...
... greater veneration than Hercules was of old , if you can drive monsters from the theatre ; and think your merit will be as much greater than his , as to convince is more than to conquer . ' I am , Sir , your most obedient servant ...
Strana 45
... greater veneration than Hercules was of old , if you can drive monsters from the theatre ; and think your merit will be as much greater than his , as to convince is more than to conquer . " I am , Sir , your most obedient servant ...
... greater veneration than Hercules was of old , if you can drive monsters from the theatre ; and think your merit will be as much greater than his , as to convince is more than to conquer . " I am , Sir , your most obedient servant ...
Strana 215
... greater than any man . If he has worth in him , I can rejoice in his supe- riority to me ; and that satisfaction is a greater act of the soul in me , than any in him which can possi- bly appear to me . ' This thought could proceed but ...
... greater than any man . If he has worth in him , I can rejoice in his supe- riority to me ; and that satisfaction is a greater act of the soul in me , than any in him which can possi- bly appear to me . ' This thought could proceed but ...
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