English Critical Essays: (sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries)Edmund David Jones H. Milford, 1930 - 460 sivua |
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... admired , that Henry , who was a wise as well as a valiant prince , who claimed by succession , and was sensible that his title was not sound , but was rightfully in Mortimer who had married the heir of York ; it was not to be admired ...
... admired , that Henry , who was a wise as well as a valiant prince , who claimed by succession , and was sensible that his title was not sound , but was rightfully in Mortimer who had married the heir of York ; it was not to be admired ...
Sivu 295
... admirable in this respect , since it is impossible for any of its readers , whatever nation , country , or people he may belong to , not to be related to the persons who are the principal actors in it ; but what is still infinitely more ...
... admirable in this respect , since it is impossible for any of its readers , whatever nation , country , or people he may belong to , not to be related to the persons who are the principal actors in it ; but what is still infinitely more ...
Sivu 338
... admiration of others . Admiration has , generally , a degree of two very bad ingredients in it ; of ignorance , and of fear ; and does mischief in composition , and in life . Proud as the world is , there is more superior- ity in it ...
... admiration of others . Admiration has , generally , a degree of two very bad ingredients in it ; of ignorance , and of fear ; and does mischief in composition , and in life . Proud as the world is , there is more superior- ity in it ...
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