The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Том 3James Potts, 1773 |
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... honour of the fociety to which he belonged . The artifts he was particularly attentive to ; and , to prevent their falling into mistakes , from an ignorance of Coftume , which the ableft of them have fometimes done , he founded prize of ...
... honour of the fociety to which he belonged . The artifts he was particularly attentive to ; and , to prevent their falling into mistakes , from an ignorance of Coftume , which the ableft of them have fometimes done , he founded prize of ...
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... Honour ! thou skeleton of the imitation of virtue ! come forth , and let us hear thee talk of thy felf : or , if thou wilt not , let us defcant up- on thee . Man of Honour ! what a profti- tuted term ! by all repeated , by few ...
... Honour ! thou skeleton of the imitation of virtue ! come forth , and let us hear thee talk of thy felf : or , if thou wilt not , let us defcant up- on thee . Man of Honour ! what a profti- tuted term ! by all repeated , by few ...
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... honour , a point that never feems to have been properly fettled . At fometimes a verbal confeffion is allowed to be a fufficient conceffion for any infult that is not accompanied with a blow ; at another , the lie direct , or by im ...
... honour , a point that never feems to have been properly fettled . At fometimes a verbal confeffion is allowed to be a fufficient conceffion for any infult that is not accompanied with a blow ; at another , the lie direct , or by im ...
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