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I have made it my study , sir , in these seats of learning , to look into the nature of dress , and am what they call an academical beau . I have often lamented that I am obliged to wear a grave habit , since by that means I have not an ...
I have made it my study , sir , in these seats of learning , to look into the nature of dress , and am what they call an academical beau . I have often lamented that I am obliged to wear a grave habit , since by that means I have not an ...
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A man of learning hath , in this manner of wit , great advantages ; as indeed , what advantages do not flow from learning ? If the pun fails in English , he may have speedy recourse to the Latin , or the Greek , and so on .
A man of learning hath , in this manner of wit , great advantages ; as indeed , what advantages do not flow from learning ? If the pun fails in English , he may have speedy recourse to the Latin , or the Greek , and so on .
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But this ought not to discourage those that have no learning , as long as indexes and dictionaries may be had , which are the compendium of all knowledge . Besides , since it is an established rule , that none of the terms of those arts ...
But this ought not to discourage those that have no learning , as long as indexes and dictionaries may be had , which are the compendium of all knowledge . Besides , since it is an established rule , that none of the terms of those arts ...
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