English Prose: Eighteenth centurySir Henry Craik Macmillan, 1911 |
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... they had to transact with the senate or people . Cæsar , therefore , was extremely desirous to add him to the party , or to engage him rather in particular measures with himself ; and no sooner entered into the 18 ENGLISH prose.
... they had to transact with the senate or people . Cæsar , therefore , was extremely desirous to add him to the party , or to engage him rather in particular measures with himself ; and no sooner entered into the 18 ENGLISH prose.
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... particular in your accusation without a particular assurance of the truth of it ; nor so forward with your charge , without being as ready with your proof . Tell me , then , in God's name , nay , tell the public all that you know of me ...
... particular in your accusation without a particular assurance of the truth of it ; nor so forward with your charge , without being as ready with your proof . Tell me , then , in God's name , nay , tell the public all that you know of me ...
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... particular sciences ? Is not that opposition to all science whatsoever , the phrensy of the ancient and modern sceptics , built on the same foundation ? Or can you produce so much as one argument against the reality of corporeal things ...
... particular sciences ? Is not that opposition to all science whatsoever , the phrensy of the ancient and modern sceptics , built on the same foundation ? Or can you produce so much as one argument against the reality of corporeal things ...
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... particular vice , and trace it through its effects and con- sequences , and then you will clearly perceive the advantage it brings to the public . " Drunkenness , for instance , is by your sober moralists thought a pernicious vice , but ...
... particular vice , and trace it through its effects and con- sequences , and then you will clearly perceive the advantage it brings to the public . " Drunkenness , for instance , is by your sober moralists thought a pernicious vice , but ...
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... particular vice through its consequences and effects , and show the vast advantage they all are of to the public . true springs that actuate the great machine of commerce , and make a flourishing state , have been hitherto little ...
... particular vice through its consequences and effects , and show the vast advantage they all are of to the public . true springs that actuate the great machine of commerce , and make a flourishing state , have been hitherto little ...
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