English Exercises, adapted to the Grammar lately published by L. Murray ... Twelfth edition, improvedW. Porter, 1815 - 180 pages |
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... favours are denied , And pleas'd with favours giv'n : Most surely , this is wisdom's part , This is that incense of the heart , * Whose fragrance smells to Heav'n . All fame is foreign , but of true desert : Plays round the head , but ...
... favours are denied , And pleas'd with favours giv'n : Most surely , this is wisdom's part , This is that incense of the heart , * Whose fragrance smells to Heav'n . All fame is foreign , but of true desert : Plays round the head , but ...
Page 53
... favour of Nero , who was indeed another name for cruelty , Flattery whose nature is to deceive and betray , should be avoided as the poisonous adder . Who of those men came to his assistance ? 9. The king dismissed his minister without ...
... favour of Nero , who was indeed another name for cruelty , Flattery whose nature is to deceive and betray , should be avoided as the poisonous adder . Who of those men came to his assistance ? 9. The king dismissed his minister without ...
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... favours did real injury , under the appearance of kindness . The chasm made by the earthquake was twenty foot broad , and one hundred fathom in depth . How many a sorrow should we avoid , if we were not industrious to make them ! He saw ...
... favours did real injury , under the appearance of kindness . The chasm made by the earthquake was twenty foot broad , and one hundred fathom in depth . How many a sorrow should we avoid , if we were not industrious to make them ! He saw ...
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... misconduct , particularly those of his open confession , that he fourd few friends who were disposed to interest themselves in his favour . G As his misfortunes were the fruit of his own obstinacy Rule 9. ) € 61 SYNTAX .
... misconduct , particularly those of his open confession , that he fourd few friends who were disposed to interest themselves in his favour . G As his misfortunes were the fruit of his own obstinacy Rule 9. ) € 61 SYNTAX .
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... favoured his cause . ye . 2. Moses rod was turned into a serpent . And he cast himself down at Jesus feet . For Herodias sake , his brother Philip's wife . If ye suffer for righteousness sake , happy are Ye should be subject for ...
... favoured his cause . ye . 2. Moses rod was turned into a serpent . And he cast himself down at Jesus feet . For Herodias sake , his brother Philip's wife . If ye suffer for righteousness sake , happy are Ye should be subject for ...
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