Key to Exercises Adapted to Murray's English Grammar: Calculated to Enable Private Learners to Become Their Own Instructors, in Grammar and CompositionThomas Wilson & Sons, High-Ousegate, 1818 - 219 էջ |
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... hand , and shall we not receive evil ? In many designs , we may succeed and be miser- able . We should have sense and virtue enough to recede from our demands , when they appear to be unrea- sonable . All our comforts proceed from the ...
... hand , and shall we not receive evil ? In many designs , we may succeed and be miser- able . We should have sense and virtue enough to recede from our demands , when they appear to be unrea- sonable . All our comforts proceed from the ...
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... hand . A friend exaggerates a man's virtues , an enemy inflames his crimes . A witty and humorous vein has often produced enemies . Neither pleasure nor business should engross our time and affections ; proper seasons should be allotted ...
... hand . A friend exaggerates a man's virtues , an enemy inflames his crimes . A witty and humorous vein has often produced enemies . Neither pleasure nor business should engross our time and affections ; proper seasons should be allotted ...
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... hands . The most acceptable sacrifice , is that of a contrite and humble heart . We are accountable for whatever we patronise in others . It marks a savage disposition , to torture animals , to make them smart and agonize , for our ...
... hands . The most acceptable sacrifice , is that of a contrite and humble heart . We are accountable for whatever we patronise in others . It marks a savage disposition , to torture animals , to make them smart and agonize , for our ...
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... hands . Man is not such a machine as a clock or a watch , which moves merely as it is moved . Despise no infirmity of mind or body , nor any con- dition of life for it is , perhaps , to be your own lot . Speaking impatiently to servants ...
... hands . Man is not such a machine as a clock or a watch , which moves merely as it is moved . Despise no infirmity of mind or body , nor any con- dition of life for it is , perhaps , to be your own lot . Speaking impatiently to servants ...
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... hand , and of virtue on the other . It was no exaggerated tale ; for she was really in that sad condition in which her friend had represented her . An army presents a painful sight to a feeling mind . The enemies whom we have most to ...
... hand , and of virtue on the other . It was no exaggerated tale ; for she was really in that sad condition in which her friend had represented her . An army presents a painful sight to a feeling mind . The enemies whom we have most to ...
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