The Preceptor: Containing a General Course of Education, Том 1Robert Dodsley R. and J. Dodsley, 1754 |
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... equal , clear , and calm . That for the Pathetic , fuch as an animated Oration , it is neceffary the Voice be regulated by the Senfe , varying and rifing with the Paffions . Thefe Rules , which are the most general , admit a great ...
... equal , clear , and calm . That for the Pathetic , fuch as an animated Oration , it is neceffary the Voice be regulated by the Senfe , varying and rifing with the Paffions . Thefe Rules , which are the most general , admit a great ...
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... Equals no one values your Anger , which only preys upon its Mafter ; and perhaps you may find it not very confi- ftent either with Prudence or your Eafe , to punish yourself whenever you meet with a Fool or a Knave . Laftly , if you ...
... Equals no one values your Anger , which only preys upon its Mafter ; and perhaps you may find it not very confi- ftent either with Prudence or your Eafe , to punish yourself whenever you meet with a Fool or a Knave . Laftly , if you ...
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... in no Extreme they dwell , There needs but thinking right , and meaning well ; And mourn our various Portions as we please , Equal is common Sense , and common Ease . ORDER ORDER is Heaven's firft Law ; and this confeft , On READING . 27.
... in no Extreme they dwell , There needs but thinking right , and meaning well ; And mourn our various Portions as we please , Equal is common Sense , and common Ease . ORDER ORDER is Heaven's firft Law ; and this confeft , On READING . 27.
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... equal and impartial Laws , you have invaded our Rights , and we have fuffered it , and we ftill fuffer it . When shall we fee an End of Difcord ? When fhall we have one Interest , and one common Country ? Victorious and triumphant , you ...
... equal and impartial Laws , you have invaded our Rights , and we have fuffered it , and we ftill fuffer it . When shall we fee an End of Difcord ? When fhall we have one Interest , and one common Country ? Victorious and triumphant , you ...
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... equal Number of Guards ; from whom feparating , and each attended only by an Inter- preter , they met in they Mid - way . Both remain'd for a while filent , viewing each other with mutual Admiration . Hannibal at length spoke thus ...
... equal Number of Guards ; from whom feparating , and each attended only by an Inter- preter , they met in they Mid - way . Both remain'd for a while filent , viewing each other with mutual Admiration . Hannibal at length spoke thus ...
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