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Pagina 211
... to have passed in conversation , it is not very likely that he overflowed with Greek . But when he felt himself deficient he sought assistance ; and what ✓ Spence . man of learning would refuse to help him ? Minute 211 POPE.
... to have passed in conversation , it is not very likely that he overflowed with Greek . But when he felt himself deficient he sought assistance ; and what ✓ Spence . man of learning would refuse to help him ? Minute 211 POPE.
Pagina 257
... learning . He was a man of vigorous faculties , a mind fervid and vehe- ment , supplied by incessant and unlimited inquiry , with wonderful extent and variety of knowledge , which yet had not oppressed his imagination , nor VOL 10-17 ...
... learning . He was a man of vigorous faculties , a mind fervid and vehe- ment , supplied by incessant and unlimited inquiry , with wonderful extent and variety of knowledge , which yet had not oppressed his imagination , nor VOL 10-17 ...
Pagina 271
... learning by a fictitious life of an infatuated scholar . They were dispersed ; the design was never completed ; and Warburton laments its miscarriage , as an event very disastrous to polite letters . If the whole may be estimated by ...
... learning by a fictitious life of an infatuated scholar . They were dispersed ; the design was never completed ; and Warburton laments its miscarriage , as an event very disastrous to polite letters . If the whole may be estimated by ...
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