The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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第 119 頁
... keep in generals , and if there be any thing offered that is particular , to be in haste . 6 But we are now in the height of the affair , and my lord's creatures have all had their whispers round to keep up the farce of the thing , and ...
... keep in generals , and if there be any thing offered that is particular , to be in haste . 6 But we are now in the height of the affair , and my lord's creatures have all had their whispers round to keep up the farce of the thing , and ...
第 136 頁
defend a cause in court , and therefore frequently forget to keep that temper which is absolutely requisite to render ... keep me at sword's length , and never let me close with him ; so that I had nothing left but to hold my < . tongue ...
defend a cause in court , and therefore frequently forget to keep that temper which is absolutely requisite to render ... keep me at sword's length , and never let me close with him ; so that I had nothing left but to hold my < . tongue ...
第 138 頁
... keep that temper which is so difficult , and yet so necessary to preserve , you may please to consider , that nothing can be more unjust or ridiculous , than to be angry with another because he is not of your opinion , The interests ...
... keep that temper which is so difficult , and yet so necessary to preserve , you may please to consider , that nothing can be more unjust or ridiculous , than to be angry with another because he is not of your opinion , The interests ...
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