Select British Classics, Volumen38J. Conrad, 1803 |
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... person of real gravity , and professed wisdom . Gravity in a man of this size , compared with that of one of ordinary bulk , appears like the gravity of a cat compared with that of a lion . This gentleman is accustomed to talk to ...
... person of real gravity , and professed wisdom . Gravity in a man of this size , compared with that of one of ordinary bulk , appears like the gravity of a cat compared with that of a lion . This gentleman is accustomed to talk to ...
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... person above mentioned ; for he thinks , none but an impudent tall author could be guilty of such an unmannerly piece of satire on little warriors , as his battle of the mouse and the frog . The politician is very proud of a certain ...
... person above mentioned ; for he thinks , none but an impudent tall author could be guilty of such an unmannerly piece of satire on little warriors , as his battle of the mouse and the frog . The politician is very proud of a certain ...
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... person I am speaking of in several oc- currences of his life , but particularly in the following one which I shall relate out of Plutarch . Three persons had entered into a conspiracy to as- sassinate Timoleon as he was offering up his ...
... person I am speaking of in several oc- currences of his life , but particularly in the following one which I shall relate out of Plutarch . Three persons had entered into a conspiracy to as- sassinate Timoleon as he was offering up his ...
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