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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... less ferocity , limited to prevent these wrongs , and when humanity came to be deemed the administration of justice too fee- the ornament of knighthood no less ble to redress them . The most ef- than courage . More gentle and po ...
... less ferocity , limited to prevent these wrongs , and when humanity came to be deemed the administration of justice too fee- the ornament of knighthood no less ble to redress them . The most ef- than courage . More gentle and po ...
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... less there be any one who imagines , the variety of his talents , in all the that such as resemble Catiline may different kinds of vice ; there is not yet refuse to enter into his designs . a gladiator in any of our public There is now ...
... less there be any one who imagines , the variety of his talents , in all the that such as resemble Catiline may different kinds of vice ; there is not yet refuse to enter into his designs . a gladiator in any of our public There is now ...
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... less remarkable than his in Europe had ever enjoyed . The personal valour in conducting them . revolution was unhappy for his peo- He had the talent of attaching his ple , as it was the source of civil friends by affability , and ...
... less remarkable than his in Europe had ever enjoyed . The personal valour in conducting them . revolution was unhappy for his peo- He had the talent of attaching his ple , as it was the source of civil friends by affability , and ...
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