 | Nathaniel Hooke - 1830 - 548 頁
...look with envy upon a man in my hum hie situation? But, granting I were in ever so enviable a stale, yet, let me observe, that it is the opinion of those...own innocence. Now, in this respect, I think myself doubly irreproachable: in the first place, an having recommended such public measures as were for the... | |
 | Nathaniel Hooke - 1830 - 552 頁
...ean I possibly ereate ? Or who will look with envy upon a man in my humble situsnon "i But, granting I were in ever so enviable a state, yet, let me observe,...man is answerable for nothing farther than his own innoeenee. Now, in this respeet, I think myself doubly irreproaehable: in the first plaee, as having... | |
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Oenomaus,1 contain a caution altogether unnecessary. For tell me, my friend, what jealousies can I possibly create? Or who will look with envy upon a man in my humble situation? But granting that I were in ever so enviable a state; yet let me observe,... 