Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 第 13 卷,第 2 篇Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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第 411 頁
... shall confider them jointly , and • Elocution . very unbecoming from the mouth of a gentleman. Elocution . conftaney , on that fury ; on this honour , on that bafe- nefs ; on this moderation , on that unbridled paffion : In a word ...
... shall confider them jointly , and • Elocution . very unbecoming from the mouth of a gentleman. Elocution . conftaney , on that fury ; on this honour , on that bafe- nefs ; on this moderation , on that unbridled paffion : In a word ...
第 470 頁
... shall have occafion to name presently when we come to the paffions , may be fufficient to guide us in the rest . But ... Shall I betake myself ? where shall I go ? Into the capitol ? that flows with my brother's blood . Shall I go home ...
... shall have occafion to name presently when we come to the paffions , may be fufficient to guide us in the rest . But ... Shall I betake myself ? where shall I go ? Into the capitol ? that flows with my brother's blood . Shall I go home ...
第 740 頁
... shall forfeit 1001. which shall go to the fole ufe and benefit of him that fhall difcover the offence . And if any parent , or other , fhall fend or convey any perfon beyond fea , to enter into , or be resident in , or trained up in ...
... shall forfeit 1001. which shall go to the fole ufe and benefit of him that fhall difcover the offence . And if any parent , or other , fhall fend or convey any perfon beyond fea , to enter into , or be resident in , or trained up in ...
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