The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 - Books |
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Page 107
... kind ; and he is justified in the confidence with which he offers his work as a parlour - companion , the most attentive care having been exerted to admit only such articles as shall be conducive to harmless pleasure , or to the ...
... kind ; and he is justified in the confidence with which he offers his work as a parlour - companion , the most attentive care having been exerted to admit only such articles as shall be conducive to harmless pleasure , or to the ...
Page 158
... kind can be carried on , and the distance we had to travel before we could gain a place of shelter for the winter , I trust it will be judged that we prosecuted the enterprise as far as was prudent , and abandoned it only under a well ...
... kind can be carried on , and the distance we had to travel before we could gain a place of shelter for the winter , I trust it will be judged that we prosecuted the enterprise as far as was prudent , and abandoned it only under a well ...
Page 267
... kind requires an assemblage of qualities to secure it , beyond what could be done by mere pride , or the fear of shame . These latter may be consistent enough with a disposition to cheat . the world , or ourselves : to be perfectly ...
... kind requires an assemblage of qualities to secure it , beyond what could be done by mere pride , or the fear of shame . These latter may be consistent enough with a disposition to cheat . the world , or ourselves : to be perfectly ...
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