ALMERIA—gives a view of the consequences which usually follow the substitution of the gifts of fortune in the place of merit; and shows the meanness of those who imitate manners and haunt company above their station in society. Tales, and Miscellaneous Pieces - Seite 4von Maria Edgeworth - 1825Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
| Maria Edgeworth - 1809 - 442 Seiten
...prize-essay on Ennui was read to the Academy of Berlin, which put all the judges to sleep. Almeria — gives a view of the consequences, which usually follow the...of the gifts of fortune in the place of merit ; and it shows the meanness of those, who imitate manners, and haunt company, above their station in society.... | |
| 1810 - 576 Seiten
...prize essay was read to the academy of Berlin, which put all the judges to sleep. Almería — gives a view of the consequences, which usually follow the...of the gifts of fortune in the place of merit ; and it she'.vs the meanвдм of those, who imitate manners, and haunt company, above their station in... | |
| Maria Edgeworth - 1824 - 412 Seiten
...~~X. imeria — gives a view of the consequen" cca, which usually follow the substitution of tl&'gifts of fortune in the place of merit ; and shows the meanness...station in society. Difference of rank is a continual excite tit to laudable emulation ; but those, wl " » PREFACE. TU consider the being admitted into... | |
| Maria Edgeworth - 1822 - 452 Seiten
...that a prize essay was read to the Academy of Berlin, which put all the judges to sleep. Mmeria, gives a view of the consequences which usually follow the...of the gifts of fortune in the place of merit; and it shows the meanness of those, who imitate manners, and haunt company above their station in society.... | |
| Hon. Emily Lawless - 1904 - 250 Seiten
...their second-rate abilities"; while in Almeria the author, we are assured, proposes to give us—"a view of the consequences which usually follow the...their station in society." " Difference of rank," Mr. Edgeworth continues impressively, " is a continual incitement to laudable emulation; but those... | |
| Emily Lawless - 1904 - 240 Seiten
...their second-rate abilities"; while in Almeria the author, we are assured, proposes to give us—"a view of the consequences which usually follow the...their station in society." " Difference of rank," Mr. Edgeworth continues impressively, " is a continual incitement to laudable emulation; but those... | |
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