The Monthly Review, Tom 1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... never prodigal of wit , but they are always sensible , and never talk sheer non- They cannot turn a sonnet , but they can transact business . The English nation has made time a species of capital , -so that the life of a man is the more ...
... never prodigal of wit , but they are always sensible , and never talk sheer non- They cannot turn a sonnet , but they can transact business . The English nation has made time a species of capital , -so that the life of a man is the more ...
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... never seduced him from his professional duties . Very : early rising , a systematie division of his time , abstinence from all company , and from all diversions not likely to amuse him highly , from reading , writing , or even thinking ...
... never seduced him from his professional duties . Very : early rising , a systematie division of his time , abstinence from all company , and from all diversions not likely to amuse him highly , from reading , writing , or even thinking ...
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... Never , " says he , " shall we find his equal , and never will the Navy of Great Britain furnish a man with half his abilities . I never saw such firmness , such decision , in any man in my life before . His last words to Captain Hardy ...
... Never , " says he , " shall we find his equal , and never will the Navy of Great Britain furnish a man with half his abilities . I never saw such firmness , such decision , in any man in my life before . His last words to Captain Hardy ...
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