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Page 83
... speak , and multitude of years should teach wisdom . But there is a spirit in man , and the inspiration of the ... speaking . When I had waited ( for they spake not , but stood still and answered no more ) I said , I will answer also my ...
... speak , and multitude of years should teach wisdom . But there is a spirit in man , and the inspiration of the ... speaking . When I had waited ( for they spake not , but stood still and answered no more ) I said , I will answer also my ...
Page 221
... speaking , unless the discourse ran upon books , put me upon forcing my- self amongst men . I immediately affected ... speak my heart to her ; and her circumstances are not considerable enough to make up for the narrowness of 362 . 221 ...
... speaking , unless the discourse ran upon books , put me upon forcing my- self amongst men . I immediately affected ... speak my heart to her ; and her circumstances are not considerable enough to make up for the narrowness of 362 . 221 ...
Page 338
... speaking , I think , of Antony , says , that in eo facetiæ erant , quæ nullá arte tradi possunt : He had a witty mirth , which could be ac- quired by no art . ' This quality must be of the kind of which I am now speaking ; for all sorts ...
... speaking , I think , of Antony , says , that in eo facetiæ erant , quæ nullá arte tradi possunt : He had a witty mirth , which could be ac- quired by no art . ' This quality must be of the kind of which I am now speaking ; for all sorts ...
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