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Pagina 16
... woollen petticoats , which ( according to Sir William Petty ) supposing what ought to be supposed in a well governed state , that all petticoats are made of that stuff , would amount to thirty millions of those of the ancient mode .
... woollen petticoats , which ( according to Sir William Petty ) supposing what ought to be supposed in a well governed state , that all petticoats are made of that stuff , would amount to thirty millions of those of the ancient mode .
Pagina 19
... we should have the satisfaction of seeing it close with happiness or misery , according to its proper merit : but though our view of him is interrupted by death before the finishing of his adventures , ( if I may so speak ) we may ...
... we should have the satisfaction of seeing it close with happiness or misery , according to its proper merit : but though our view of him is interrupted by death before the finishing of his adventures , ( if I may so speak ) we may ...
Pagina 23
Some of the deceased , who I thought had been laid quietly in their graves , are such hobgoblins in public assemblies , that I must be forced to deal with them as Evander did with his triple - lived adversary , who , according to Virgil ...
Some of the deceased , who I thought had been laid quietly in their graves , are such hobgoblins in public assemblies , that I must be forced to deal with them as Evander did with his triple - lived adversary , who , according to Virgil ...
Pagina 32
... on the contemplation of human life in general ; and truly it appears to me , that the whole species are hurried on by the same desires , and engaged in the same pursuits , according to the different stages and divisions of life .
... on the contemplation of human life in general ; and truly it appears to me , that the whole species are hurried on by the same desires , and engaged in the same pursuits , according to the different stages and divisions of life .
Pagina 33
On a sudden the whole multitude broke into three parts , according to their different ages , and marched in their respective bodies into the three great roads that lay before them . As I had a mind to know how each of these roads ...
On a sudden the whole multitude broke into three parts , according to their different ages , and marched in their respective bodies into the three great roads that lay before them . As I had a mind to know how each of these roads ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Select British Classics, Volume 25 Select British Classics |
| Uitgever | J. Conrad, 1803 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 juli 2008 |
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