Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions and DiscoveriesE. Wilson, 1831 - 471 頁 |
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... distance between the voice of the clown , who never thought of the power that dwells in this fa- culty , who delivers himself in a rude , discordant and unmodulated accent , and is accustomed to confer with his fellow at the distance of ...
... distance between the voice of the clown , who never thought of the power that dwells in this fa- culty , who delivers himself in a rude , discordant and unmodulated accent , and is accustomed to confer with his fellow at the distance of ...
第 111 頁
... fire ; but that , with ordi- nary men , the fiercest excesses of passion extend to no greater distance than can be reached by the sound of their voice . ESSAY VI . OF HUMAN INNOCENCE . ONE of the v . ] 111 OF THE REBELLIOUSNESS OF MAN .
... fire ; but that , with ordi- nary men , the fiercest excesses of passion extend to no greater distance than can be reached by the sound of their voice . ESSAY VI . OF HUMAN INNOCENCE . ONE of the v . ] 111 OF THE REBELLIOUSNESS OF MAN .
第 131 頁
... distance from us , and considering those things which were once in a high degree interesting as frivolous and unworthy of regard , is not the way by which we shall arrive at a true and just estimation of life . Whatever is now past ...
... distance from us , and considering those things which were once in a high degree interesting as frivolous and unworthy of regard , is not the way by which we shall arrive at a true and just estimation of life . Whatever is now past ...
第 137 頁
... distance from the object we would examine , before we can truly take in the whole . We must view it in We must view it in every di- rection , " survey it , " as Sterne says , " transversely , then foreright , then this way , and then ...
... distance from the object we would examine , before we can truly take in the whole . We must view it in We must view it in every di- rection , " survey it , " as Sterne says , " transversely , then foreright , then this way , and then ...
第 189 頁
... distance - posts in the race of chronology . " The dull swain treads on " their relics " with his clouted shoon . " Our monuments are as perishable as our- selves ; and it is the most hopeless of all problems for the most part , to tell ...
... distance - posts in the race of chronology . " The dull swain treads on " their relics " with his clouted shoon . " Our monuments are as perishable as our- selves ; and it is the most hopeless of all problems for the most part , to tell ...
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