The Life and Correspondence of John Foster, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 - 1 pages |
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... object , and an indefatigable industry , of which there is no equal or second example ( in an associated company of persons ) in these times ; -and to which there has been hardly a superior in any other times . . . . In short , never ...
... object , and an indefatigable industry , of which there is no equal or second example ( in an associated company of persons ) in these times ; -and to which there has been hardly a superior in any other times . . . . In short , never ...
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... object , to talk of and to hear talk , whether in his public or private positions . The progress of time but augments the evidence of the eminent value of our acquisition in Anderson , whether as tutor or conversational associate . He ...
... object , to talk of and to hear talk , whether in his public or private positions . The progress of time but augments the evidence of the eminent value of our acquisition in Anderson , whether as tutor or conversational associate . He ...
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... object of considerable solicitude , in consideration of what a world of temptation he was ( as it was mistakenly presumed ) entering into ; a world quite dreadful in its aspect on the character and destinies of young men . He departed ...
... object of considerable solicitude , in consideration of what a world of temptation he was ( as it was mistakenly presumed ) entering into ; a world quite dreadful in its aspect on the character and destinies of young men . He departed ...
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... objects , to make out even the largely - scrawled lines on my paper- that , therefore , I have everything against me for making any thing of the exercise but a cause of mortification to myself , and , as an inevitable consequence , to ...
... objects , to make out even the largely - scrawled lines on my paper- that , therefore , I have everything against me for making any thing of the exercise but a cause of mortification to myself , and , as an inevitable consequence , to ...
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... object and intention of the meeting , it was always in the most moderate terms as respecting himself . He habitually merged himself in the partnership - the " union ; " and in all ways , and on all occasions , without the least sign of ...
... object and intention of the meeting , it was always in the most moderate terms as respecting himself . He habitually merged himself in the partnership - the " union ; " and in all ways , and on all occasions , without the least sign of ...
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