Essays, Moral, Economical, and Political, Выпуск 2T. Bedlington, 1828 - Всего страниц: 218 |
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... Æsop's damsel , turned from a cat to a woman , who sat very demurely at the board's end till a mouse ran before her : therefore , let a man either avoid the occasion altogether , or put himself often to it , that he may be little moved ...
... Æsop's damsel , turned from a cat to a woman , who sat very demurely at the board's end till a mouse ran before her : therefore , let a man either avoid the occasion altogether , or put himself often to it , that he may be little moved ...
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... either by virtue or malice ; and , therefore , let it not be marvelled , if sometimes they prove excellent persons ; as was Agesi- laus , Zanger the son of Solyman , Æsop , Gasca , president of Peru ; and Socrates may go OF DEFORMITY . 165.
... either by virtue or malice ; and , therefore , let it not be marvelled , if sometimes they prove excellent persons ; as was Agesi- laus , Zanger the son of Solyman , Æsop , Gasca , president of Peru ; and Socrates may go OF DEFORMITY . 165.
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... Æsop , the fly sat upon the axletree of the chariot wheel , and said , " What a dust do I raise ! " So are there some vain persons , that , whatsoever goeth alone , or moveth upon greater means , if they have never so little hand in it ...
... Æsop , the fly sat upon the axletree of the chariot wheel , and said , " What a dust do I raise ! " So are there some vain persons , that , whatsoever goeth alone , or moveth upon greater means , if they have never so little hand in it ...
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