Essays and LettersJohn Sharpe, 1820 - 340 Seiten |
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... of France . Read him , imitate him , my young friends : you will find it the sure way to wealth , to honours , and to happiness . October , 1820 , ESSAYS AND LETTERS ON MORAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SUBJECTS . THE ADVERTISEMENT .
... of France . Read him , imitate him , my young friends : you will find it the sure way to wealth , to honours , and to happiness . October , 1820 , ESSAYS AND LETTERS ON MORAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SUBJECTS . THE ADVERTISEMENT .
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... find the freezing of our river has the same effect on news as trade . With more concern have I conti- nually observed the growing vices and follies of my country folk : and though reformation is properly the concern of every man , that ...
... find the freezing of our river has the same effect on news as trade . With more concern have I conti- nually observed the growing vices and follies of my country folk : and though reformation is properly the concern of every man , that ...
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... find in my heart , at present , to say any thing to my own disadvan- tage . It is very common with authors in their first per- formances , to talk to their readers thus : " If this . meets with a suitable reception , or , if this MORAL ...
... find in my heart , at present , to say any thing to my own disadvan- tage . It is very common with authors in their first per- formances , to talk to their readers thus : " If this . meets with a suitable reception , or , if this MORAL ...
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... find a great deal of work to do after they are gone . Thus , sir , I have all the trou- ble and pesterment of children , without the pleasure of calling them my own ; and they are now so used to being here that they will be content ...
... find a great deal of work to do after they are gone . Thus , sir , I have all the trou- ble and pesterment of children , without the pleasure of calling them my own ; and they are now so used to being here that they will be content ...
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... find that my undertaking is approved and encouraged by the just and good , and that few are against me but those who have reason to fear me . There are little follies in the behaviour of most men , which their best friends are too ...
... find that my undertaking is approved and encouraged by the just and good , and that few are against me but those who have reason to fear me . There are little follies in the behaviour of most men , which their best friends are too ...
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