Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Том 91Pub. for J. Hinton., 1792 |
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... entered Attica . Every attention feems to have been paid to the education to which his fu- perior genius was entitled ; for he learnt rhetoric under Prodicus , na- tural philofophy under Anaxagoras ; and morality under Socrates . the ...
... entered Attica . Every attention feems to have been paid to the education to which his fu- perior genius was entitled ; for he learnt rhetoric under Prodicus , na- tural philofophy under Anaxagoras ; and morality under Socrates . the ...
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... entered the house , where hé remained till the old officer was a little revived ; and , after prevailing upon Madelaine to take a few hartfhorn drops , he retired . 6 The next morning he felt that com- mon civility required he should ...
... entered the house , where hé remained till the old officer was a little revived ; and , after prevailing upon Madelaine to take a few hartfhorn drops , he retired . 6 The next morning he felt that com- mon civility required he should ...
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... entering on her novitiate for fome weeks longer - no letters arrived , and again her refolu- tion to take the veil returned . • Why , " cried fhe , why fhould I ftill conti- nue to lament that inconftant lover who thinks of me no more ...
... entering on her novitiate for fome weeks longer - no letters arrived , and again her refolu- tion to take the veil returned . • Why , " cried fhe , why fhould I ftill conti- nue to lament that inconftant lover who thinks of me no more ...
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... entered on board ano- ther privateer , which had the good fortune to capture two Weft - India ships , richly laden , and to bring them fafely into l'Orient , where we difpofed of their cargoes ; and my fhare was fo confiderable , that I ...
... entered on board ano- ther privateer , which had the good fortune to capture two Weft - India ships , richly laden , and to bring them fafely into l'Orient , where we difpofed of their cargoes ; and my fhare was fo confiderable , that I ...
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... entering into the interefts of those I am with , to call off my thoughts from my own , or I should find this very long pace of time , in which I have failed to receive letters from England , almoit infupportable . At the very moment I ...
... entering into the interefts of those I am with , to call off my thoughts from my own , or I should find this very long pace of time , in which I have failed to receive letters from England , almoit infupportable . At the very moment I ...
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