The Method of Teaching and Studying the Belles Lettres; Or, An Introduction to Languages, Poetry, Rhetorick, History, Moral Philosophy, Physicks, &c. ...W. Strahan, 1769 |
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... because it gives us an air of " fuperiority ; and , as that prostrate condition leaves " no room for jealousy , sentiments of candor and hu- " manity naturally take place . On the contrary , he , who fets too high a value upon himself ...
... because it gives us an air of " fuperiority ; and , as that prostrate condition leaves " no room for jealousy , sentiments of candor and hu- " manity naturally take place . On the contrary , he , who fets too high a value upon himself ...
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... because the reader will find several others in the sequel . The relation of Canius's adventure , cited in number , VI . of the first article , where the plain or simple kind is treated ; and the combat of the Horatii and Curiatii ...
... because the reader will find several others in the sequel . The relation of Canius's adventure , cited in number , VI . of the first article , where the plain or simple kind is treated ; and the combat of the Horatii and Curiatii ...
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... because " the Princes were so wicked , that they punished both " virtue and glory . After their generals had con- " quered provinces and kingdoms , they were obliged upon their return to avoid meeting their friends ; to " come into the ...
... because " the Princes were so wicked , that they punished both " virtue and glory . After their generals had con- " quered provinces and kingdoms , they were obliged upon their return to avoid meeting their friends ; to " come into the ...
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... because its beauties are less affected , though the subject was very fufceptible of those bright and florid turns : but he chose rather to express his thoughts in a just and solid manner . The academic elogiums compofed by the fame au ...
... because its beauties are less affected , though the subject was very fufceptible of those bright and florid turns : but he chose rather to express his thoughts in a just and solid manner . The academic elogiums compofed by the fame au ...
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... because the judgment of youth is then more mature , and consequently more capable of im- proving from those rules : till then masters are prin- cipally intent upon teaching them the rules and prin- ciples of grammar , and to make them ...
... because the judgment of youth is then more mature , and consequently more capable of im- proving from those rules : till then masters are prin- cipally intent upon teaching them the rules and prin- ciples of grammar , and to make them ...
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