The Observer:: Being a Collection of Moral, Literary and Familiar Essays. ...C. Dilly, 1791 |
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... , flead alive by the masters and reported for an incorrigible dunce at my book ; a report , which under correction I must think had fome degree of of injuftice in it , as it was impoffible for 32 THE OBSERVER . N ° 129 .
... , flead alive by the masters and reported for an incorrigible dunce at my book ; a report , which under correction I must think had fome degree of of injuftice in it , as it was impoffible for 32 THE OBSERVER . N ° 129 .
الصفحة 35
... master by continuing them in their feveral employs : this however was not altogether what they meant , as I was foon convinced every one amongst them had a remonftrance to make and a new de- mand to prefer : the butler would have better ...
... master by continuing them in their feveral employs : this however was not altogether what they meant , as I was foon convinced every one amongst them had a remonftrance to make and a new de- mand to prefer : the butler would have better ...
الصفحة 64
... master of : my aunt heard my story through without interrupte ing me by a fingle word ; at laft , fixing her eyes upon me , she said , " ' Tis very well , child ; your " " have faid enough ; your uncle's character I have 64 THE OBSERVER ...
... master of : my aunt heard my story through without interrupte ing me by a fingle word ; at laft , fixing her eyes upon me , she said , " ' Tis very well , child ; your " " have faid enough ; your uncle's character I have 64 THE OBSERVER ...
الصفحة 84
... forth from the overflow and impetuofity of the imagina- tion ; resembling at first fight what Quintilian characterises as the Abundantia Juvenilis , but which , when tempered by the hand of a master which , 84 THE OBSERVER . N ° 133 .
... forth from the overflow and impetuofity of the imagina- tion ; resembling at first fight what Quintilian characterises as the Abundantia Juvenilis , but which , when tempered by the hand of a master which , 84 THE OBSERVER . N ° 133 .
الصفحة 85
... master , will upon closer examination be found to bear the ftamp of judgment under the appearance of precipitancy . I need only turn to the famous Commencement Sermon before quoted , and my meaning will be fully illuftrated- " Let them ...
... master , will upon closer examination be found to bear the ftamp of judgment under the appearance of precipitancy . I need only turn to the famous Commencement Sermon before quoted , and my meaning will be fully illuftrated- " Let them ...
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