 | Adam Smith - 1795 - 402 pages
...connected with the genuine artleflhefs of his mind. In this amiable quality, he often recalled to his friends, the accounts that are given of good LA FONTAINE...quality which in him derived a peculiar grace from the fmgularity of its combination with thofe powers of reafon and of eloquence which, in his political... | |
 | 1795 - 700 pages
...mind. In this ainiabla quality he often recalled to hi (friends the accounts which are given of the good La Fontaine; a quality which in him derived a peculiar grace from the Angularity of its combination with thofe powers of reifon and eloquence which, in his political and... | |
 | 1795 - 892 pages
...connected with the genuine artleffnefsof his mind. In this amiable quaJity, he often recalled to his friends, the accounts that are given of good La Fontaine ; a quality whicn in him derived a peculiar grace from the fingujarity of its combination with thofe powers of... | |
 | 1796 - 982 pages
...hoars, he was accuitomed to from the fingularity of its combination huaid on books, and on queftions of with thofe powers of reafon and of eloquence, which, in his political and morai writings, have long engaged the admiration of Europe. ind the workings of the heart, and Kcnibmed,... | |
 | 1798 - 432 pages
...with the genuine artleffnefi of his mind. In this amiable quality he often recalled to liis friinds the accounts that are given of good La Fontaine, a...quality which in him derived a peculiar grace, from the fingirlarity of its qombination with thofe powers of reafon and of eloquence, which in his political... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 830 pages
...In this amiable quality, be often recalled to his friends, the accounts that are given of good I, a Fontaine; a quality which in. him derived a peculiar...grace from the fingularity of its combination with thofc powers of , reafon and of eloquence which, in his political and moral writings, have long' engaged... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 752 pages
...artleflV.efs of his mind. Jn this amiable quality, he often recalled to his friends, the accounts that arc given of good La Fontaine; a quality which in him derived a peculiar grace from the lingularity "of its combination with thole powers of reafbn and of eloquence which, in liis political... | |
 | 1807 - 750 pages
...connected with the genuine artlessness of his mind. In this amiable quality, he often recalled to his friends the accounts that are given of good La Fontaine ; a quality tvhich in him derived a peculiar grace from the singularity of its combination with those powers of... | |
 | Dugald Stewart - 1811 - 620 pages
...connected with the genuine art I ess ness of his mind. In this amiable quality, he oft«n recalled to his friends, the accounts that are given of good La Fontaine...quality which in him derived a peculiar grace from the singularity of its combination with those powers of reason and 13 of eloquence, which, in his political... | |
 | Dugald Stewart - 1829 - 422 pages
...connected with the genuine artlessness of his mind. In this amiable quality, he often recalled to his friends, the accounts that are given of good La Fontaine...quality which in him derived a peculiar grace from the singularity of its combination with those powers of reason and of eloquence which, in his political... | |
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... of his mind. In this amiable quality, he often recalled to his friends, the accounts that are given of good La Fontaine ; a quality which in him derived a peculiar grace from the singularity of its combination with those powers of reason and of eloquence... 
