The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 33
... learning ; but finding myself not fo much regarded as I am apt to flatter myfelf I may deferve from fome profeffed patrons of learning , I could not but do myfelf the juftice to fhew I am not a stranger to fuch erudition as they fmile ...
... learning ; but finding myself not fo much regarded as I am apt to flatter myfelf I may deferve from fome profeffed patrons of learning , I could not but do myfelf the juftice to fhew I am not a stranger to fuch erudition as they fmile ...
Strana 45
... learning . I have a very good affectionate fa- ther ; but though very rich , yet fo mighty near , that ' he thinks much of the charges of my education . He ⚫ often tells me he believes my schooling will ruin him ; ⚫ that I coft him ...
... learning . I have a very good affectionate fa- ther ; but though very rich , yet fo mighty near , that ' he thinks much of the charges of my education . He ⚫ often tells me he believes my schooling will ruin him ; ⚫ that I coft him ...
Strana 262
... learning which he had before communicated to him in private lectures ; con- cluding , " That he had rather excel the rest of mankind " in knowledge than ia power . " Louifa de Padilla , a lady of great learning , and coun- tefs of ...
... learning which he had before communicated to him in private lectures ; con- cluding , " That he had rather excel the rest of mankind " in knowledge than ia power . " Louifa de Padilla , a lady of great learning , and coun- tefs of ...
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