The English Reader; Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers ...: With a Few Preliminary Observations on the Principles of Good ReadingM'Carty & Davis, 1826 - 316 頁 |
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... Pythias , and Damon ,. 3. Locke and Bayle , CHAPTER VIII . PUBLIC SPEECHES . 112 116 119 122 • 126 SECT . 1. Cicero against Verres , . 2. Speech of Adherbal to the Roman Senate , imploring their protection against Jugurtha , • D 135 139 ...
... Pythias , and Damon ,. 3. Locke and Bayle , CHAPTER VIII . PUBLIC SPEECHES . 112 116 119 122 • 126 SECT . 1. Cicero against Verres , . 2. Speech of Adherbal to the Roman Senate , imploring their protection against Jugurtha , • D 135 139 ...
第 122 頁
... Pythias , and Damon . Genuine virtue commands respect , even from the bad . Dionysius . AMAZING ! What do I see ? It is Pythias just arrived.It is indeed Pythias . I did not think it possible . He is come to die , and to redeem his ...
... Pythias , and Damon . Genuine virtue commands respect , even from the bad . Dionysius . AMAZING ! What do I see ? It is Pythias just arrived.It is indeed Pythias . I did not think it possible . He is come to die , and to redeem his ...
第 123 頁
... Pythias . Very true ; we are both perfectly innocent ; and it is equally unjust to make either of us suffer . Dionysius . Why dost thou then assert , that it were injustice to put him to death , instead of thee ? Pythias . It is unjust ...
... Pythias . Very true ; we are both perfectly innocent ; and it is equally unjust to make either of us suffer . Dionysius . Why dost thou then assert , that it were injustice to put him to death , instead of thee ? Pythias . It is unjust ...
第 124 頁
... Pythias would punc- tually return ; and that he would be more solicitous to keep his promise , than to preserve his ... Pythias . Pardon the feelings of a man who sympathizes with his dying friend . But remember it was Pythias who was ...
... Pythias would punc- tually return ; and that he would be more solicitous to keep his promise , than to preserve his ... Pythias . Pardon the feelings of a man who sympathizes with his dying friend . But remember it was Pythias who was ...
第 125 頁
... Pythias . Hold , Dionysius ! remember it was Pythias alone who offended thee : Damon could not- Dionysius . Alas ! what do I see and hear ! where am I ! How miserable ; and how worthy to be so ! I have hitherto known nothing of true ...
... Pythias . Hold , Dionysius ! remember it was Pythias alone who offended thee : Damon could not- Dionysius . Alas ! what do I see and hear ! where am I ! How miserable ; and how worthy to be so ! I have hitherto known nothing of true ...
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