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Pagina 380
... expressed by immoderate and con- tinued peals of laughter . He seemed in general to be inat- tentive to surrounding objects , but sometimes would fix his eyes for hours together on the same , with ( as the author terms it ) the well ...
... expressed by immoderate and con- tinued peals of laughter . He seemed in general to be inat- tentive to surrounding objects , but sometimes would fix his eyes for hours together on the same , with ( as the author terms it ) the well ...
Pagina 457
... expression ' gratias .... satis ornatè agere ; quis umquam , præter hunc studiosum stili cultoris , dixit Gratias agere ORNATE ? Dicitur quidem senten- tiam de aliquo dicere ORNATE , vel causam agere ORNATE et similia , in quibus vox ...
... expression ' gratias .... satis ornatè agere ; quis umquam , præter hunc studiosum stili cultoris , dixit Gratias agere ORNATE ? Dicitur quidem senten- tiam de aliquo dicere ORNATE , vel causam agere ORNATE et similia , in quibus vox ...
Pagina 481
... expression . When words are adopted to depict our thoughts or ideas , it is of importance to consider how far they ... expressed ; though the common practice is to teach the use of words , and to leave it to chance to superin Juce the ...
... expression . When words are adopted to depict our thoughts or ideas , it is of importance to consider how far they ... expressed ; though the common practice is to teach the use of words , and to leave it to chance to superin Juce the ...
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