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LXXVI. A lover speaks of nothing to a woman but that which exalts her; while a husband, although he may be a loving one, can never refrain from giving advice which always has the appearance of reprimand. LXXVII. A lover always starts from his mistress to himself; with a husband the contrary is the case. LXXVIII. A lover always has a desire to appear amiable.
When the fleet was ordered to sea, the Admiralty "put soldiers on board, and by calling them sailors persuaded themselves that they really were so." State Papers, Russia, vol. lxxvii.
And as the successive changes of that matter must be limited in number, we must not admit in those different combinations but such as chance commonly produces; unless we acknowledge a Superior Being, who with the perfection of art made the wonderful works which chance could never have made. SECT. LXXVII. The Epicureans take whatever they please for granted, without any Proof.
LXXVI. A lover speaks of nothing to a woman but that which exalts her; while a husband, although he may be a loving one, can never refrain from giving advice which always has the appearance of reprimand. LXXVII. A lover always starts from his mistress to himself; with a husband the contrary is the case. LXXVIII. A lover always has a desire to appear amiable.
The false ascription may be easily paralleled; as in Mark i. 2, Matt. xxvii. 9, Justin, Dial. c. The relation of the Clementine and of the canonical quotations to each other and to the Septuagint will be represented thus: Clem. Hom. xviii. 15. Matt. xiii. 35. LXX. Ps. lxxvii. 2. Matthew. He argues, with a strange domination by modern ideas, that the quotation cannot be from St.
The present moment is our ain, The neist we never saw! How like you my philosophy? Give my best compliments to Mrs. B., and believe me to be, my dear Sir, yours most truly, ROBERT BURNS. LXXVII. To MR. WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK. MAUCHLINE, March 3rd, 1788. My dear Sir, Apologies for not writing are frequently like apologies for not singing the apology better than the song.
Upon Plate LXXVII. we have a cut of an important Phoenician seal, where we see a man kneeling in adoration to a Divine Trinity connected with the winged disc of the sun, and a priest worshipping three symbols.
LXXVII. That it appears by the extraordinary recommendation aforesaid, asserted by him, the said Hastings, to be enforced by the "obligations of justice and good faith," that the said Warren Hastings, at the time of writing the said letter, had made an agreement to withdraw the British interference, represented by him as a "ruinous and disreputable system," out of the dominions of the Nabob of Oude.
The charming picturesqueness of the two general views is sufficient excuse for presenting them, but they contain much more to the student of architecture who cares to look for it. The two detailed views give an excellent idea of the simple, straightforward methods of the builders. LXXVII to LXXX. This building was erected between the years 1530 and 1542.
Hence the great train of visitors from this Court to her daily, and for which her spacious hotel scarcely affords room, does not excite so much wonder as the fact which has been the subject of remark, that the fatigue consequent upon long journeys and the rigour of adverse fortune have worked no change in her magnanimity, nor which is the more extraordinary in her beauty." No. lxxvii. p. 579.
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