The Speaker, Or Miscellaneous Pieces: Selected from the Best English Writers, and Disposed Under Proper Heads : with a View to Facilitate the Improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking : to which is Prefixed an Essay on Elocution, Also an Essay on Reading Works of Tastebooksellers, 1801 - 300 páginas |
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... same mind ; and as this houfe is chofen by the free and unbiaf- fed voice of the people in general , if this choice were so often renewed , we might expect , that this houfe would be as wavering and as unfteady as the people ufually are ...
... same mind ; and as this houfe is chofen by the free and unbiaf- fed voice of the people in general , if this choice were so often renewed , we might expect , that this houfe would be as wavering and as unfteady as the people ufually are ...
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... SAME SUBJECT . BRUTUS perished untimely , and Cæfar did no more.- These words I was repeating the next day to myself , when my friend appeared , and cheerfully bade me good- morrow ! I could not return his compliment with an equal ...
... SAME SUBJECT . BRUTUS perished untimely , and Cæfar did no more.- These words I was repeating the next day to myself , when my friend appeared , and cheerfully bade me good- morrow ! I could not return his compliment with an equal ...
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