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Pagina 87
... degree of wisdom , ingenuity , good sense , or benevolence . To such qualities it is properly con- fined . Power abstractedly considered is not the object of admiration ; though the dignified or benevolent exertions of power to the ...
... degree of wisdom , ingenuity , good sense , or benevolence . To such qualities it is properly con- fined . Power abstractedly considered is not the object of admiration ; though the dignified or benevolent exertions of power to the ...
Pagina 271
... degree of resentment against some superior being . ' Peevishness is a slight degree of anger , perpetually recurring to irritable persons from trifling causes . ' In the chapter on the social principle , the author observes respecting ...
... degree of resentment against some superior being . ' Peevishness is a slight degree of anger , perpetually recurring to irritable persons from trifling causes . ' In the chapter on the social principle , the author observes respecting ...
Pagina 370
... degree ; but Mr. Young seems not to have heard of this place , nor of the proprietor . ' A long chapter on Drainage occurs in this volume ; and Mr. Young's slight notice of this subject is here amply com- pensated . Indeed , Mr. Stone's ...
... degree ; but Mr. Young seems not to have heard of this place , nor of the proprietor . ' A long chapter on Drainage occurs in this volume ; and Mr. Young's slight notice of this subject is here amply com- pensated . Indeed , Mr. Stone's ...
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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