Select British Classics, 第 38 卷J. Conrad, 1803 |
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第 197 頁
... noble and disinterested spirit of love , charity and beneficence to all mankind ; or , in other words , with a friendship to every individual should be taxed with the want of that very vir- tue , is surely a glaring evidence of the ...
... noble and disinterested spirit of love , charity and beneficence to all mankind ; or , in other words , with a friendship to every individual should be taxed with the want of that very vir- tue , is surely a glaring evidence of the ...
第 260 頁
... noble creature , and hates him more than all things upon the earth , except a dragon . Had the stories recorded of them by these writers been true , the whole species would have been destroyed before now . After having thus renounced ...
... noble creature , and hates him more than all things upon the earth , except a dragon . Had the stories recorded of them by these writers been true , the whole species would have been destroyed before now . After having thus renounced ...
第 288 頁
... noble Carthaginian , is reported to have been the first man , who ventured to handle a lion , and bring him up tame . THE generality of my readers , I find , are so well pleased with the story of the lion , in my paper of the twentieth ...
... noble Carthaginian , is reported to have been the first man , who ventured to handle a lion , and bring him up tame . THE generality of my readers , I find , are so well pleased with the story of the lion , in my paper of the twentieth ...
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