Select British Classics, 第 38 卷J. Conrad, 1803 |
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第 5 頁
... greatest business of learn- ing is to weed the soil ; in you , it had nothing else to do , but to bring forth fruit . Affability , complacency , and generosity of heart , which are natural to you , wanted nothing from literature , but ...
... greatest business of learn- ing is to weed the soil ; in you , it had nothing else to do , but to bring forth fruit . Affability , complacency , and generosity of heart , which are natural to you , wanted nothing from literature , but ...
第 75 頁
... greatest variety of devices are on their cop- per money , which have most of the designs that are to be met with on the gold and silver , and several peculiar to that metal only . By this means they were dispersed into the remotest ...
... greatest variety of devices are on their cop- per money , which have most of the designs that are to be met with on the gold and silver , and several peculiar to that metal only . By this means they were dispersed into the remotest ...
第 91 頁
... greatest care imaginable . The shape of her limbs and complexion of her body had gained their ends , and were ever after to be concealed from the notice of the public . I shall conclude this discourse of the tucker with a moral which I ...
... greatest care imaginable . The shape of her limbs and complexion of her body had gained their ends , and were ever after to be concealed from the notice of the public . I shall conclude this discourse of the tucker with a moral which I ...
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