The Adviser: Or, The Moral and Literary Tribunal ...sold, 1803 |
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Side xviii
... never had a son . Pray , Sir , " said I , " how could you imagine that these Essays de- picted you and your family , when so many circum- stances combine to prove to you , that it is impos- sible ? A son is described , -but you never ...
... never had a son . Pray , Sir , " said I , " how could you imagine that these Essays de- picted you and your family , when so many circum- stances combine to prove to you , that it is impos- sible ? A son is described , -but you never ...
Side xxi
... never desire to see your face again , Sir ; no , Sir , I never again desire to see your face . " " As you please , Sir , " answered I , conducting him to the door , " it is equally the same to me whether I see the face or the back of ...
... never desire to see your face again , Sir ; no , Sir , I never again desire to see your face . " " As you please , Sir , " answered I , conducting him to the door , " it is equally the same to me whether I see the face or the back of ...
Side xxii
... never to give him another dinner at any of their houses , as long as he lived . The priest was in most piteous plight , at the thought of his belly being defalcated of many a full meal , and all for no crime of his , and began to look ...
... never to give him another dinner at any of their houses , as long as he lived . The priest was in most piteous plight , at the thought of his belly being defalcated of many a full meal , and all for no crime of his , and began to look ...
Side 6
... never re trogade , never stationary , always , moving onward , at one time , with slow and painful steps , at another , with an energetic and acce- lerated march , has exalted man in the dignity of thinking beings , we are to hope , and ...
... never re trogade , never stationary , always , moving onward , at one time , with slow and painful steps , at another , with an energetic and acce- lerated march , has exalted man in the dignity of thinking beings , we are to hope , and ...
Side 14
... the theory in the world . Mighty well , ye gentlemen sages , but no man in his senses will allow reptiles , whose understandings never took the range of a jack - day's obser vation , to be judges of the progressive ad- vancement 14.
... the theory in the world . Mighty well , ye gentlemen sages , but no man in his senses will allow reptiles , whose understandings never took the range of a jack - day's obser vation , to be judges of the progressive ad- vancement 14.
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