 | 1820 - 428 trang
...acquired in infancy, and cherished involuntarily by age, which grow up and assume a gloss so plausible, that few minds, in what is called a civilized country,...perverted by education. While the refined Europeans boast a standard of honour and a sublimity of virtue which often leads them from pleasure to misery,... | |
 | Ann Radcliffe - 1820 - 258 trang
...acquired in infancy, and cherished invor luntarily by age, which grow up and assume a gloss so plausible, that few minds, in what is called a civilized country,...perverted by education. While the refined Europeans boast a standard of honour and a sublimity of virtue which often leads them from pleasure to misery,... | |
 | Ann Ward Radcliffe - 1824 - 820 trang
...acquired in infancy, and cherished involuntarily by age, which grow up and assume a gloss so plausible, that few minds in what is called a civilized country,...perverted by education. While the refined Europeans boast a standard of honour, and a sublimity of virtue, which often leads them from pleasure to misery,... | |
 | Ann Ward Radcliffe - 1826 - 836 trang
...acquired in infancy, nnd cherished involuntarily by age, which grow up and assume a gloss so plausible, that few minds, in what is called a civilized country,...perverted by education. While the refined Europeans boast a standard of honour and a sublimity of virtue which often leads them from pleasure to misery,... | |
 | Ann Radcliffe - 1877 - 696 trang
...by age, which grow up and assume a gloss so plausible that few minds, in what is railed a civilised country, can afterwards overcome them. Truth is often...perverted by education. While the refined Europeans boast a standard of honour and a sublimity of virtue which often leads them from pleasure to misery,... | |
 | Emile Legouis, Sir Leslie Stephen - 1921 - 506 trang
...by age, which grow up and assume a gloss so plausible, that few minds in what is called a civilised country can afterwards overcome them. Truth is often perverted by education. While the refined European 1 A rapid succession of works of this class had appeared in John Moore's Zeluco (1786) ; Robert... | |
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Marquis in a slow and solemn voice, which it requires all our wisdom to keep from interfering with our happiness; certain set notions, acquired in infancy, and cherished involuntarily by age, which grow up and assume a gloss so plausible, that few minds,... 