Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages in Prose, Selected for the Improvement of Young Persons : Being Similar in Design to 'Elegant Extracts in Poetry'.J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... ftill continued , out of respect to the reasonable and decent purpose for which the law was originally enacted . When a speaker has delivered his fentiments , he generally called on an officer , appointed for that purpose , to read his ...
... ftill continued , out of respect to the reasonable and decent purpose for which the law was originally enacted . When a speaker has delivered his fentiments , he generally called on an officer , appointed for that purpose , to read his ...
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... ftill purfues his conquefts , as he is ftill extending his ambitious views , poffibly , he may at lait call you forth , unless you have renounced the name of Athenians . To me it is aftonishing , that none of you look back to the ...
... ftill purfues his conquefts , as he is ftill extending his ambitious views , poffibly , he may at lait call you forth , unless you have renounced the name of Athenians . To me it is aftonishing , that none of you look back to the ...
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... ftill neglecting the pr . fent , and imagining our future in- terefts will not demand our care : we have aggrandized our enemy , we have raifed him to a degree of eminence , greater than any king of Macedon hath ever yet en- joyed . Now ...
... ftill neglecting the pr . fent , and imagining our future in- terefts will not demand our care : we have aggrandized our enemy , we have raifed him to a degree of eminence , greater than any king of Macedon hath ever yet en- joyed . Now ...
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... ftill deceived many of all ranks ; repre- fenting the whole as the fiction of his enemy Cicero , and offering to give fecurity for his behaviour , and to de- liver himself to the cuftody of any whom the fenate would name ; of M. Lepidus ...
... ftill deceived many of all ranks ; repre- fenting the whole as the fiction of his enemy Cicero , and offering to give fecurity for his behaviour , and to de- liver himself to the cuftody of any whom the fenate would name ; of M. Lepidus ...
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... ftill you live ; nay more , which induced many citizens of the first you live , not to lay afide , but to harden rank to retire from Rome , not so much on yourfelf in your audacious guilt . I could account of their own prefervation , as ...
... ftill you live ; nay more , which induced many citizens of the first you live , not to lay afide , but to harden rank to retire from Rome , not so much on yourfelf in your audacious guilt . I could account of their own prefervation , as ...
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