The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 9J. Stockdale and J. Walker, 1807 |
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... favours I can never proportion my thanks , yet Your Lordship has been my greateft , my only , Benefactor ; that , without any folicitation , or even requeft on my part , You gave me a substantial and permanent token of regard , which ...
... favours I can never proportion my thanks , yet Your Lordship has been my greateft , my only , Benefactor ; that , without any folicitation , or even requeft on my part , You gave me a substantial and permanent token of regard , which ...
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... was entitled to fome share of it , as it was He , who procured me the ho- nour of being known to Your Lordship : with Your late favours , unhappily for me , and un- happily for all who were connected with him , he EPISTLE DEDICATORY . 5.
... was entitled to fome share of it , as it was He , who procured me the ho- nour of being known to Your Lordship : with Your late favours , unhappily for me , and un- happily for all who were connected with him , he EPISTLE DEDICATORY . 5.
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... favours which the giddy populace beftow and resume at their plea- fure . This , however , is no more than conjec- ture ; for even the profound antiquary and ex- VOL . VII . C cellent critick , DIONYSIUS , who has left us an THE ...
... favours which the giddy populace beftow and resume at their plea- fure . This , however , is no more than conjec- ture ; for even the profound antiquary and ex- VOL . VII . C cellent critick , DIONYSIUS , who has left us an THE ...
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... favour of one more energetick and fonorous . The diverfity between them , in regard to the difpofition of their arguments , might , indeed , be made plainly difcernable in any other tongue ; but , after full confideration , I refolved ...
... favour of one more energetick and fonorous . The diverfity between them , in regard to the difpofition of their arguments , might , indeed , be made plainly difcernable in any other tongue ; but , after full confideration , I refolved ...
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... favour , the complainant , who had protested upon oath , muft neceffarily have been perjured . I chofe to give this Attick form the name of proteftation , although obteftation be more literal , and although the former word be reftrained ...
... favour , the complainant , who had protested upon oath , muft neceffarily have been perjured . I chofe to give this Attick form the name of proteftation , although obteftation be more literal , and although the former word be reftrained ...
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