Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 2S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 13
... honour and suc- that they enhance thereby the merit cess of the Italian nation . " What of the living , or that they are natural- vanity can there be in saying , that it ly fond of truth . Americo Vespucci , was a Genoese who first ...
... honour and suc- that they enhance thereby the merit cess of the Italian nation . " What of the living , or that they are natural- vanity can there be in saying , that it ly fond of truth . Americo Vespucci , was a Genoese who first ...
Page 226
... honour Trim , said my uncle Toby - I was ( though a stranger ) was extremely answered , an ' please your honour , concerned for his father ; —and that that he had no servant with him ; - if there was any thing in your house that he had ...
... honour Trim , said my uncle Toby - I was ( though a stranger ) was extremely answered , an ' please your honour , concerned for his father ; —and that that he had no servant with him ; - if there was any thing in your house that he had ...
Page 368
... honour and integ- " I cannot put your commands , my rity . - My lord , my lord , bend no an- lord , " said Amy , " in balance with gry brows on me - it is the truth , those of honour and conscience . I and it is I who speak it . I once ...
... honour and integ- " I cannot put your commands , my rity . - My lord , my lord , bend no an- lord , " said Amy , " in balance with gry brows on me - it is the truth , those of honour and conscience . I and it is I who speak it . I once ...
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