Prose and PoetryR. Hart-Davis, 1950 - 961 من الصفحات Over sixty-five representative selections. |
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الصفحة 95
... better qualified than for that of Riches ; for he was naturally inquisitive and desirous of the Con- versation of those from whom any Information was to be obtained , but by no Means solicitous to improve those Opportunities that were ...
... better qualified than for that of Riches ; for he was naturally inquisitive and desirous of the Con- versation of those from whom any Information was to be obtained , but by no Means solicitous to improve those Opportunities that were ...
الصفحة 540
... better part . I know not well what could be the better part of Atalanta here ascribed to Rosalind . Of the Atalanta most celebrated , and who therefore must be intended here where she has no epithet of dis- crimination , the better part ...
... better part . I know not well what could be the better part of Atalanta here ascribed to Rosalind . Of the Atalanta most celebrated , and who therefore must be intended here where she has no epithet of dis- crimination , the better part ...
الصفحة 710
... better engaged by listening to the ladies . We had here more wind than waves , and suffered the severity of a tempest , without enjoying its magnificence . The sea being broken by the multitude of islands , does not roar with so much ...
... better engaged by listening to the ladies . We had here more wind than waves , and suffered the severity of a tempest , without enjoying its magnificence . The sea being broken by the multitude of islands , does not roar with so much ...
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