Laconics: Or, The Best Words of the Best Authors, Volumen1T. Boys, 1826 - 360 páginas |
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... man's exhibiting it himself . It may not always be re- warded as ought ; but it will always be known.➡ Chesterfield ... man cannot keep up his dignity . In gluttony there must be eating , in drunkenness there must be drinking ; ' tis ...
... man's exhibiting it himself . It may not always be re- warded as ought ; but it will always be known.➡ Chesterfield ... man cannot keep up his dignity . In gluttony there must be eating , in drunkenness there must be drinking ; ' tis ...
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... man . - Selden . L. Learning once made popular is no longer learning ; it has the appearance of something which we ... man , —the failings and imperfections of a religious man , —the hasty acts and passionate words of a meek man ...
... man . - Selden . L. Learning once made popular is no longer learning ; it has the appearance of something which we ... man , —the failings and imperfections of a religious man , —the hasty acts and passionate words of a meek man ...
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... man . - Bruyere . LIV Satire is a sort of glass , wherein beholders generally discover every body's face but their own ... man's genius is always , in the beginning of life , as much unknown to himself as to others ; and it is only after ...
... man . - Bruyere . LIV Satire is a sort of glass , wherein beholders generally discover every body's face but their own ... man's genius is always , in the beginning of life , as much unknown to himself as to others ; and it is only after ...
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... man a suit of clothes , but nature must produce a man . — Hume . LXXII . Physic , for the most part , is nothing else but the sub- stitute of exercise or temperance . — Addison . * LXXIII . It is with wits as with razors , which are ...
... man a suit of clothes , but nature must produce a man . — Hume . LXXII . Physic , for the most part , is nothing else but the sub- stitute of exercise or temperance . — Addison . * LXXIII . It is with wits as with razors , which are ...
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... man he lies , though but in jest , is an affront that nothing but blood can expiate . The reason perhaps may be because no other vice implies a want of courage so much as the making of a lie ; and therefore telling a man he lies , is ...
... man he lies , though but in jest , is an affront that nothing but blood can expiate . The reason perhaps may be because no other vice implies a want of courage so much as the making of a lie ; and therefore telling a man he lies , is ...
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