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Page 72
Though the rejection of gender in our adjectives may appear to impair the
concord and relations of our words , and , consequently , to circumscribe the
variety of our arrangements , yet the propriety of our practice in this respect is
founded on ...
Though the rejection of gender in our adjectives may appear to impair the
concord and relations of our words , and , consequently , to circumscribe the
variety of our arrangements , yet the propriety of our practice in this respect is
founded on ...
Page 200
It will be the fault of future governments , if a change in this respect be not
operated , and if the ultra - montane notions be not changed for more moderate
maxims ; at least for those of the Gallican church , of that church which could
boast of a ...
It will be the fault of future governments , if a change in this respect be not
operated , and if the ultra - montane notions be not changed for more moderate
maxims ; at least for those of the Gallican church , of that church which could
boast of a ...
Page 448
I cannot say I was very sorry , though I had a great respect for the man . Your kind
expressions will not be charged with insincerity , for praise is lost upon the
defunct . You may as well , by these presents , bring me to life in your next , for I ...
I cannot say I was very sorry , though I had a great respect for the man . Your kind
expressions will not be charged with insincerity , for praise is lost upon the
defunct . You may as well , by these presents , bring me to life in your next , for I ...
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