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... selection of the proper mode for approaching the sensitive and reserved , the
delicate judg . ment with which embarrassments are overcome and timidity
encouraged , constitute one of the most admirable properties of the refined
gentleman .
... selection of the proper mode for approaching the sensitive and reserved , the
delicate judg . ment with which embarrassments are overcome and timidity
encouraged , constitute one of the most admirable properties of the refined
gentleman .
الصفحة 370
66--7 . The history of the world narrates a never - ending struggle between the
tendency of government to usurp absolute power , and the desire of man to
widen the sphere of his individual liberty , and secure the develo , ment of his
faculties ...
66--7 . The history of the world narrates a never - ending struggle between the
tendency of government to usurp absolute power , and the desire of man to
widen the sphere of his individual liberty , and secure the develo , ment of his
faculties ...
الصفحة 379
ment -- this was what he meant by arrangement . It is the highest art of
composition . His style is eminently suggestive . While he never digresses from
the direct road to his special object , his path reveals on every side vistas into
other fields of ...
ment -- this was what he meant by arrangement . It is the highest art of
composition . His style is eminently suggestive . While he never digresses from
the direct road to his special object , his path reveals on every side vistas into
other fields of ...
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