The European Magazine, and London Review, المجلد 43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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الصفحة 264
... never guilty of flattery , but , like Cæfar's wife , would never fuffer himself to be fufpected of it . It is much to be regretted that the historical pieces of Lucceius are not preferved to us by a letter or two of his which are extant ...
... never guilty of flattery , but , like Cæfar's wife , would never fuffer himself to be fufpected of it . It is much to be regretted that the historical pieces of Lucceius are not preferved to us by a letter or two of his which are extant ...
الصفحة 276
... never offered to the public eye , you may at any time correct ; but that which is once gone forth , you can never recall . We know , that fome of the most celebrated writers have been extremely cautious and laboured in their produce ...
... never offered to the public eye , you may at any time correct ; but that which is once gone forth , you can never recall . We know , that fome of the most celebrated writers have been extremely cautious and laboured in their produce ...
الصفحة 423
... never make a stand against importunity of any fort ; he was a man of a moft gentle temper , with moit irritable nerves . He was conftantly projecting great undertakings for the honour of his art , and at the fame time involving himfelf ...
... never make a stand against importunity of any fort ; he was a man of a moft gentle temper , with moit irritable nerves . He was conftantly projecting great undertakings for the honour of his art , and at the fame time involving himfelf ...
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European Magazine | 3 |
Original Letters from the late Lord | 18 |
On Pride | 24 |
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