Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 47W. Blackwood., 1840 |
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Pagina 54
... tion ; and when I have felt that my taste has been improved , I have ever been thankful to you , to whom I owe that source of enjoyment . " Man- ners makyth man , " was the college motto . There was the precept , in you we found the ...
... tion ; and when I have felt that my taste has been improved , I have ever been thankful to you , to whom I owe that source of enjoyment . " Man- ners makyth man , " was the college motto . There was the precept , in you we found the ...
Pagina 63
... tion of the moral dignity of an ass , than Wordsworth . That particular speci- men of the breed who figures at this moment before us , deserves to be commented upon in nothing less than " whole volumes in folio , " had we but leisure to ...
... tion of the moral dignity of an ass , than Wordsworth . That particular speci- men of the breed who figures at this moment before us , deserves to be commented upon in nothing less than " whole volumes in folio , " had we but leisure to ...
Pagina 65
... tion , and to justify this recurrence to the theme . I. It is a notorious evil attendant upon mistaken and extravagant enco- mium , that it calls forth , as if by a law of reaction , a depreciation equally un- just ; and if the ...
... tion , and to justify this recurrence to the theme . I. It is a notorious evil attendant upon mistaken and extravagant enco- mium , that it calls forth , as if by a law of reaction , a depreciation equally un- just ; and if the ...
Pagina 73
... tion which the Roman see obtained in the middle ages , so very different from what had been conceded to it in the Church of the empire , is not so much to be traced to the ambition of its Gregories , or to any concerted scheme , as to ...
... tion which the Roman see obtained in the middle ages , so very different from what had been conceded to it in the Church of the empire , is not so much to be traced to the ambition of its Gregories , or to any concerted scheme , as to ...
Pagina 78
... tion of which , even with the most sincere intention , a change of manners so easily outruns the change of heart . As an artifice of ambition , it is not easy to understand why Becket should have practised these painful austeri- ties ...
... tion of which , even with the most sincere intention , a change of manners so easily outruns the change of heart . As an artifice of ambition , it is not easy to understand why Becket should have practised these painful austeri- ties ...
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