The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1821 - Books |
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Page 154
... wish to take in public the rank and situation to which she was intitled , and to share openly in his glory and dignity : ( c " Why , Amy , " said the Earl , looking around , are not these apartments decorated with sufficient splendour ...
... wish to take in public the rank and situation to which she was intitled , and to share openly in his glory and dignity : ( c " Why , Amy , " said the Earl , looking around , are not these apartments decorated with sufficient splendour ...
Page 303
... wish for a school for their accommodation ? Does any individual fancy that he could make a school , with a comfortable house and garden , and a salary of thirty pounds a year , or more , attached to it , a pretty snug living for himself ...
... wish for a school for their accommodation ? Does any individual fancy that he could make a school , with a comfortable house and garden , and a salary of thirty pounds a year , or more , attached to it , a pretty snug living for himself ...
Page 454
... wish to im- pose on their auditors . It is a bad expedient : -men in general are not pleased when the gentle , rational , and sensible ways of persuading them of the truth are disdained ; and eloquence is per- haps even more the art of ...
... wish to im- pose on their auditors . It is a bad expedient : -men in general are not pleased when the gentle , rational , and sensible ways of persuading them of the truth are disdained ; and eloquence is per- haps even more the art of ...
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