The History of Rasselas, Prince of AbissiniaOxford University Press, 1971 - 145 من الصفحات Novel about a prince who leaves the "happy valley" to pursue the choice of life. |
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الصفحة xiii
Samuel Johnson Geoffrey Tillotson, Brian Jenkins. does have an effect , however small , on conduct . And yet it is not because they give good advice that they have that effect . For it is one thing to give good advice and another thing ...
Samuel Johnson Geoffrey Tillotson, Brian Jenkins. does have an effect , however small , on conduct . And yet it is not because they give good advice that they have that effect . For it is one thing to give good advice and another thing ...
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... effect of virtue animated by youth : the time will come when you will acquit your father , and perhaps hear with less impatience of the governour . Oppression is , in the Abissinian domi- nions , neither frequent nor tolerated ; but no ...
... effect of virtue animated by youth : the time will come when you will acquit your father , and perhaps hear with less impatience of the governour . Oppression is , in the Abissinian domi- nions , neither frequent nor tolerated ; but no ...
الصفحة 80
... effects ; to see men we must see their works , that we may learn what reason has dictated , or passion has incited ... effect . " The present state of things is the consequence of the former , and it is natural to inquire what were the ...
... effects ; to see men we must see their works , that we may learn what reason has dictated , or passion has incited ... effect . " The present state of things is the consequence of the former , and it is natural to inquire what were the ...
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