The Doctor & C, 5 tomasLongman, 1838 - 387 psl. |
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... matters : I thank God I know the length , that is the shortness of my own foot . If it be any man's pleasure to extenuate my sufficiency in other knowledge , or practise to empeach my ability in words or deeds , to debase my fortune ...
... matters : I thank God I know the length , that is the shortness of my own foot . If it be any man's pleasure to extenuate my sufficiency in other knowledge , or practise to empeach my ability in words or deeds , to debase my fortune ...
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... matter of all ; to have our eye on that , and not off it , upon alia omnia , any thing but it.— To go to the point , drive all to that , as also to go to the matter real , without declining from it this way or that , to the right hand ...
... matter of all ; to have our eye on that , and not off it , upon alia omnia , any thing but it.— To go to the point , drive all to that , as also to go to the matter real , without declining from it this way or that , to the right hand ...
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... matter ! Chough's language , gab- ble enough and good enough . SHAKESPEARE . CHAPTER CL.-p. 184 . THE WEDDING PEAL AT ST . GEORGE'S , AND THE BRIDE'S APPEARANCE AT CHURCH . See how I have strayed ! and you'll not wonder when you reflect ...
... matter ! Chough's language , gab- ble enough and good enough . SHAKESPEARE . CHAPTER CL.-p. 184 . THE WEDDING PEAL AT ST . GEORGE'S , AND THE BRIDE'S APPEARANCE AT CHURCH . See how I have strayed ! and you'll not wonder when you reflect ...
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... matter , answered Nicholas , all my notions are struck in a heap . You bought that Mare on the 29th of July , by this token that it was my birth - day , and I said she would prove a lucky one . One , two , three , -four , -five , six ...
... matter , answered Nicholas , all my notions are struck in a heap . You bought that Mare on the 29th of July , by this token that it was my birth - day , and I said she would prove a lucky one . One , two , three , -four , -five , six ...
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... , Columella and Varro , men ex- pert in rural affairs , assert this matter for a most certain and known truth . " Pliny also affirms it as an undoubted fact : the foals of the Wind , he says , were exceedingly swift , 4.
... , Columella and Varro , men ex- pert in rural affairs , assert this matter for a most certain and known truth . " Pliny also affirms it as an undoubted fact : the foals of the Wind , he says , were exceedingly swift , 4.
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