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Side 11
... interests . It has been said , also , that he was steadfast to nothing by choice , but to every thing by irregular starts of fancy . " These singular contrasts , " says M. Pelisson , " are not less evident in his physical than in his ...
... interests . It has been said , also , that he was steadfast to nothing by choice , but to every thing by irregular starts of fancy . " These singular contrasts , " says M. Pelisson , " are not less evident in his physical than in his ...
Side 12
... interest in offering the public only his " Ouvres Choisies . " When the misery he so largely contributed to bring on his country shall be more accurately estimated , and a reverence for revealed religion is revived , Voltaire will ...
... interest in offering the public only his " Ouvres Choisies . " When the misery he so largely contributed to bring on his country shall be more accurately estimated , and a reverence for revealed religion is revived , Voltaire will ...
Side 14
... interest of the disputants , or the jeal- ousy of rival talents . It appears to me , however , that it can hardly be a general question at all ; at least , that it does not ad- mit any general decision . But it was discussed by ...
... interest of the disputants , or the jeal- ousy of rival talents . It appears to me , however , that it can hardly be a general question at all ; at least , that it does not ad- mit any general decision . But it was discussed by ...
Side 17
... interests of virtue . There is always amongst the pu pils of a large school a sort of public opinion , and certain laws of honour , which , though sometimes founded upon erroneous principles , generally tend to the prevention of mean or ...
... interests of virtue . There is always amongst the pu pils of a large school a sort of public opinion , and certain laws of honour , which , though sometimes founded upon erroneous principles , generally tend to the prevention of mean or ...
Side 26
... interest or personal friendship , are much better testimony in his favour : and , above all , the judgment of those , who have finished their education at the school , may be safely trusted . Their petty resentments and animosities are ...
... interest or personal friendship , are much better testimony in his favour : and , above all , the judgment of those , who have finished their education at the school , may be safely trusted . Their petty resentments and animosities are ...
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