 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 496 страници
...are better judges of what is honourable than private men. The The virtues of great men, like those of plants, are inherent in them whether they are exerted or not; and the more strongly inherent, the less they are exerted ; as a man is the more rich, the less he... | |
 | Alexander Pope, William Lisle Bowles - 1806 - 442 страници
...practice. Firft of Panegyric : Every man is honourable, wha is fo by Law, Cuftom, or Title. The Publick are better judges of what is honourable than private...are inherent in them whether they are exerted or not ; and the more ftrongly inherent, the lefs they are exerted ; as a Man is the more rich, the lefs he... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1806 - 446 страници
...and Difficulty, it is prefumed we may leave the reft to each author's own learning or practice. Firft of Panegyric : Every man is honourable, who is fo by Law, Cuftom, or Title. The Publick are better judges of what is honourable than private Men. The Virtues of great Men, like thofe... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1806 - 444 страници
...and Difficulty, it is prefumed we may leave the reft to each author's own learning or praftice. Firft of Panegyric : Every man is honourable, who is fo by Law, Cuftom, or Title. The Publick are better judges of what is honourable than private Men. The Virtues of great Men, like thofe... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1812 - 322 страници
...Speakers. First of Panegyric : every man is honourable, who is so by law, custom, or title. The Publick are better judges of what is honourable than private men. The virtues of great men, like those of plants, are inherent in them whether they are exerted or not; and the more strongly inherent,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1813 - 412 страници
...author's own learning or practice. First, of panegyric. Every man is honourable, who is so by law, custom, or title. The public are better judges of what is...honourable than private men. The virtues of great men, like those of plants, are inherent in .them, whether they are exerted or not ; and the more strongly inherent,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1813 - 400 страници
...author's own learning or practice. First, of panegyric. Every man is honourable, who is so by law, custom, or title. The public are better judges of what is honourable than private meo. The virtues of great men, like those of plants, are inherent in them, whether they are exerted... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1814 - 516 страници
...own learning or practice. Firstj of* panegyric: Every man is honourable, who is so by law, custom, or title. The public are better judges of what is...honourable than private men. The virtues of great men, like those of plants, are inherent in them whether they are exerted or not; and the more strongly inherent,... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1822 - 412 страници
...author's own learning or practice. First of Panegyric : Every man is honourable, who is so by Law, Custom, or Title. The Public are better judges of what is...honourable than private Men. The Virtues of great Men, like those of Plants, are inherent in them whether they are exerted or not; and the more strongly inherent,... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1822 - 416 страници
...author's own learning or practice. First of Panegyric: Every man is honourable, who is so by Law, Custom, or Title. The Public are better judges of what is...honourable than private Men. The Virtues of great Men, like those of Plants, are inherent in them whether they are exerted or not; and the more strongly inherent,... | |
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