The European Magazine, and London Review, Količina 43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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Stran 276
... manner . However ftudious thofe of the latter defcription may be to retrench their imperfections , they are continually be- trayed into their former inaccuracies ; their old manner is ever foliciting them with charms , which familiarity ...
... manner . However ftudious thofe of the latter defcription may be to retrench their imperfections , they are continually be- trayed into their former inaccuracies ; their old manner is ever foliciting them with charms , which familiarity ...
Stran 342
... manner do not pre- tend , like the former , to act through the convictions of reafon ; but they pretend to defpife public opinion , and are determined to act contrary to it , whatever be the confequences . Con- formity to the manners of ...
... manner do not pre- tend , like the former , to act through the convictions of reafon ; but they pretend to defpife public opinion , and are determined to act contrary to it , whatever be the confequences . Con- formity to the manners of ...
Stran 403
... manner make their double reverences , afcend into their stalls , repeat their reverences , and fit down covered . In the fame manner all the other Knights Companions are to take their tails , except the two junior Knights , who muit ...
... manner make their double reverences , afcend into their stalls , repeat their reverences , and fit down covered . In the fame manner all the other Knights Companions are to take their tails , except the two junior Knights , who muit ...
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