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... manners of Greece are acknowleged to have been peculiarly adapted to the perfection of the human form ; while the ... manner in which they are executed . We meet with much good sense , clearly and forcibly expressed ; and they amply ...
... manners of Greece are acknowleged to have been peculiarly adapted to the perfection of the human form ; while the ... manner in which they are executed . We meet with much good sense , clearly and forcibly expressed ; and they amply ...
Pagina 110
... manner is 1ather agreeable than argumentative , more winning than energetic ; his style is more florid than elegant ... manners , are made in vain . The tyranny of custom , and the false shame of resisting its control , have more weight ...
... manner is 1ather agreeable than argumentative , more winning than energetic ; his style is more florid than elegant ... manners , are made in vain . The tyranny of custom , and the false shame of resisting its control , have more weight ...
Pagina 477
... manner is shewn to persons of an uncertain rank , which is to signify to them that they are counte- nanced : but , if they assume too much , an interrogation in a marked tone , terminating with a shrill accent , apprizes them of their ...
... manner is shewn to persons of an uncertain rank , which is to signify to them that they are counte- nanced : but , if they assume too much , an interrogation in a marked tone , terminating with a shrill accent , apprizes them of their ...
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