The Port Folio, Volume 5Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
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Pagina 97
... sentiments of good will towards the government by which he had been so repeatedly and so high- ly honoured , and under the protection of which he had already spent the prime of his years , were entirely subverted by ' the first shock of ...
... sentiments of good will towards the government by which he had been so repeatedly and so high- ly honoured , and under the protection of which he had already spent the prime of his years , were entirely subverted by ' the first shock of ...
Pagina 102
... sentiment . Reared on the everlasting basis of virtue , and ce- mented by the actions of a long life of general usefulness , it was incapable of being subverted by any of the convulsions to which society is liable . In addition to his ...
... sentiment . Reared on the everlasting basis of virtue , and ce- mented by the actions of a long life of general usefulness , it was incapable of being subverted by any of the convulsions to which society is liable . In addition to his ...
Pagina 105
... sentiments , which af- terwards uniformly regulated his conduct . In 1782 he came into parliament , where he sat for twenty - eight years , at first for Nor- wich , and afterwards for various boroughs ; and he so early dis- tinguished ...
... sentiments , which af- terwards uniformly regulated his conduct . In 1782 he came into parliament , where he sat for twenty - eight years , at first for Nor- wich , and afterwards for various boroughs ; and he so early dis- tinguished ...
Pagina 107
... sentiments of his heart . His language , both in writing and speaking , was always simple , and he was extremely fond of idio- matic phrases , which he thought greatly contributed to pre- serve the purity of our language . He surveyed ...
... sentiments of his heart . His language , both in writing and speaking , was always simple , and he was extremely fond of idio- matic phrases , which he thought greatly contributed to pre- serve the purity of our language . He surveyed ...
Pagina 108
... sentiment , and his gentleness of manner ( for he never was loud or intemperate ) made him universally admired and respected . To crown all these virtues and accomplishments , it may be ad- ded , that he fulfilled all the duties of life ...
... sentiment , and his gentleness of manner ( for he never was loud or intemperate ) made him universally admired and respected . To crown all these virtues and accomplishments , it may be ad- ded , that he fulfilled all the duties of life ...
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