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Strana 113
... appear in some little confusion at the beginning of his speech, and confesses that he himself never entered upon an oration without trembling and concern. It is indeed a kind of deference which is due to a great assembly, and seldom ...
... appear in some little confusion at the beginning of his speech, and confesses that he himself never entered upon an oration without trembling and concern. It is indeed a kind of deference which is due to a great assembly, and seldom ...
Strana 132
... appear to their friends free and at liberty, and without those trammels they have so much ridiculed ; to avoid ' this they fly into the other extreme, and grow tyrants that they may seem masters. Because an uncontrollable command of ...
... appear to their friends free and at liberty, and without those trammels they have so much ridiculed ; to avoid ' this they fly into the other extreme, and grow tyrants that they may seem masters. Because an uncontrollable command of ...
Strana 353
... appear in its first dress of thought, without any foreign or ambitious ornaments. Pliny to Quintilian Though I am fully acquainted with the contentment and just moderation of your mind, and the conformity the education you have given ...
... appear in its first dress of thought, without any foreign or ambitious ornaments. Pliny to Quintilian Though I am fully acquainted with the contentment and just moderation of your mind, and the conformity the education you have given ...
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