The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners: With Strictures on Their Epitome, the Stage ..., 6 tomasproprietors, 1809 |
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... means just what is signified by the proverb , “ in aquâ scribis , ” — the in vino veritas has no application . The ancients seem to have understood women thoroughly ! Page 443 , C. for go rav Keλrwv , read gos . In the same E. we are ...
... means just what is signified by the proverb , “ in aquâ scribis , ” — the in vino veritas has no application . The ancients seem to have understood women thoroughly ! Page 443 , C. for go rav Keλrwv , read gos . In the same E. we are ...
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... mean reference , therefore let him see Aristot . Eth . 4. c . 5. and SCAPULA , where he will be told “ pro codem dicitur et angaxoλos . " So much for the non - existence of the word angoxolos . Locke very truly says , " We see a little ...
... mean reference , therefore let him see Aristot . Eth . 4. c . 5. and SCAPULA , where he will be told “ pro codem dicitur et angaxoλos . " So much for the non - existence of the word angoxolos . Locke very truly says , " We see a little ...
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... mean time it is doing no more than justice to the attorney , to say that these fees out of pocket make up the bulk ... means so great as they are supposed to be , and indeed not equal to what they ought to be . The stated ordinary fees ...
... mean time it is doing no more than justice to the attorney , to say that these fees out of pocket make up the bulk ... means so great as they are supposed to be , and indeed not equal to what they ought to be . The stated ordinary fees ...
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... means hopeful or consoling . I am no inveterate laudator temporis acti , blind to the past , and lynx - eyed with respect to the present ; but I distinguish , and I confess it with sorrow , that a youth with less merit , and more ...
... means hopeful or consoling . I am no inveterate laudator temporis acti , blind to the past , and lynx - eyed with respect to the present ; but I distinguish , and I confess it with sorrow , that a youth with less merit , and more ...
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... mean abode . Many letters had she written , many overtures made , through a friend of her de- parted mother's , ( her stepmother was dead ) but in vain ; inexo- rably had her father forbidden her return . Her mind could not rest ...
... mean abode . Many letters had she written , many overtures made , through a friend of her de- parted mother's , ( her stepmother was dead ) but in vain ; inexo- rably had her father forbidden her return . Her mind could not rest ...
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