Life and Manners: From The Autobiography of an English Opium-eaterTicknor, Reed, and Fields, 1851 - 347 sider |
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... rank , in high - bred and polished manners . Every man has his own standard of a summum bonum , as exemplified in the arrangements of life . For my own part , without troubling others as to my peculiar likings and dislikings , in points ...
... rank , in high - bred and polished manners . Every man has his own standard of a summum bonum , as exemplified in the arrangements of life . For my own part , without troubling others as to my peculiar likings and dislikings , in points ...
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... that is , of all society , the feeblest . From the clergyman , the medical body , and the merchants , was supported a Philo- sophical Society , who regularly published their transactions . And some of the members were of a rank in.
... that is , of all society , the feeblest . From the clergyman , the medical body , and the merchants , was supported a Philo- sophical Society , who regularly published their transactions . And some of the members were of a rank in.
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... rank in science to correspond with D'Alembert , and others of the leading Parisian wits and literati . Yet so little ... ranked in general esteem as no better than one of the sons of the feeble ; and the treason went so far as sometimes ...
... rank in science to correspond with D'Alembert , and others of the leading Parisian wits and literati . Yet so little ... ranked in general esteem as no better than one of the sons of the feeble ; and the treason went so far as sometimes ...
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... ranks of the troops . Next morning , however , I , my younger brother , and a school - fellow of my own age , called formally upon the naval hero . Why , I know not , we were admitted with- out question or demur ; and I may record it as ...
... ranks of the troops . Next morning , however , I , my younger brother , and a school - fellow of my own age , called formally upon the naval hero . Why , I know not , we were admitted with- out question or demur ; and I may record it as ...
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... rank and an obscure station ; in which , however , he enjoyed afflu- ence without anxiety , or trouble , or courtly envy - and the luxury , which he most valued , of a superb library . He lived and died , I have heard , as plain Mr ...
... rank and an obscure station ; in which , however , he enjoyed afflu- ence without anxiety , or trouble , or courtly envy - and the luxury , which he most valued , of a superb library . He lived and died , I have heard , as plain Mr ...
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