 | Adam Smith - 1795 - 402 頁
...fuppofe any memorial of it exifts in his correfpondence with his friends. The extent and accuracy of Jus memory, in which he was equalled by few, made it of...all the papers in his pofleffion, he feems to have wifhed, that no materials mould remain for iis biographers, but what were furnifhed by the lafting... | |
 | 1795 - 892 頁
...extent and accuracy of his memory, дп which he was equalled by tew, jnade it of little confequcucc to himfelf to record in writing what he heard or faw...before his death to deftroy all the papers in his polTellion, he feems to have wifhed, that no materials Ihould remain for his biographerb, but what... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 830 頁
...averfion to write letters, that I fcarcely fuppofe any memorial of it exifts fn his correfppndence with his friends. The extent and accuracy of his memory,...or faw ; and from his anxiety before his death to deflroy all the papers in his pofieflion, he feems to have wiflied, • that no materials fhould remain... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 752 頁
...averfion to write letters, that 1 fcarcely fuppofe any memorial of it cxifts in his correfpondence with his friends. The extent and accuracy of his memory,...in which he was equalled by few, made it of little consequence to hirnfelf to record in writing what he heard or faw ; and from his anxiety before his... | |
 | John Stark - 1805 - 488 頁
...aversion to A' rite letters, that it is scarcely supposed any memorial of it exists in his correspondence with his friends, The extent and accuracy of his memory,...in which he was equalled by few, made it of little consequence to himself to record in writing what he heard or saw ; and from his ar.\iety before, his... | |
 | John Stark (of Edinburgh.) - 1805 - 452 頁
...scarcely supposed any memorial of it exists in his correspondence with his friends The extent and accuiacy of his memory, in which he was equalled by few, made it of lit' tie consequence to himself to record in writing what he heard or saw ; and from his anxiety before... | |
 | 1807 - 750 頁
...aversion to write letters, that I scarcely suppose any memorial of it exists in his correspondence with his friends. The extent and accuracy of his memory»...in which he was equalled by few, made it of little consequence to himself, to record in writing what he heard or saw ; and from hisanxi- • ety before... | |
 | Adam Smith - 1811 - 602 頁
...his averfion to write letters, that I fcarcely fuppofe any memorial of it exiftsin his correfpondence with his friends. The extent and accuracy of his memory,...equalled by few, made it of little confequence to himfelf certainement plus maui'aii qu ailleurs ; et enfuite de juftifier par la conduite perfonelle de 1'auteur,... | |
 | Adam Smith - 1811 - 662 頁
...averfion to write letters, that I fcarcely fuppofe any memorial of 'it exifts in his correfpondence with his friends. The extent and accuracy of his memory,...equalled by few, made it of little confequence to himfelf certainemcnt pltu mauvais qu'ailleurs } et enfuhe de juftifier par la conduite perfonelle de 1'auteur,... | |
 | Dugald Stewart - 1811 - 620 頁
...aversion to write letters, that I scarcely suppose any memorial of it exists in his correspondence with his friends. The extent and accuracy of his memory,...in which he was equalled by few, made it of little consequence to himself to record in writing what he heard or saw ; and from his anxieles homines. Au... | |
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I scarcely suppose any memorial of it exists in his correspondence with his friends. The extent and accuracy of his memory, in which he was equalled by few, made- it of little consequence to himself to record in writing what he heard or saw ; and from... 
